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[Jean-Yves Garneau]

Hello,      I found how to print and the answer is: Select use cases in diagram before printing ! It's not user friendly but it works !      When printing the documentation field, a <CR-LF> character is printed ! Why ? It is possible to remove that character (vertical bar) ?     Jean-Yves Garneau Analyste-programmeur Centre de Recherche Industrielle du Qu�bec T�l.: (418) 659-1550 Poste 2903 >>> "Patrick Kennedy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/03 12:58 pm >>> I believe you are missing the last step, which is to actually select a diagram on the Specification tab.  Unless something is highlighted on this tab, nothing prints. File:Print On General tab, Print Range - Selected specifications On Specification tab, Highlight Diagram Patrick Kennedy Rational Support On May 3,  7:52, Jean-Yves Garneau wrote: > Subject: (ROSE) How to print specification > > Hello everybody, > >    I want to print specification for my use case and nothing print. I'm > using menu File->Print... In the "print range" I select "print > specifications" and use the button "specification options..." and I > don't see use case specification but use case diagram. What is the trick > for printing specification ? > > > Jean-Yves Garneau > Analyste-programmeur > Centre de Recherche Industrielle du Qu�bec > T�l.: (418) 659-1550 Poste 2903 > > > [ Attachment (text/x-html): 882 bytes >   Character set: ISO-8859-1 >   HTML >   Encoded with "quoted-printable" ] >-- End of excerpt from Jean-Yves Garneau