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Subject: R�p. : Re: (ROSE) How to
print specification (solution)
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
>
>
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