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Submitted by Jon on 2011/12/28 16:11

For example, an underlined item will print correctly, but if the text is colored, it prints in black. Bold and italic work as expected.

I am using the second option "Selected items and columns," under Print Preview.

Jon

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By the way, the colors do print with WYSIWYG.

Jon

That option exports to a html file - which browser does it open in?

Have you tried using a different browser to open/print it?

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Win 7 Pro 64bit ~ Portable IQ 0.9.25.W5

I have tried in IE and Opera. An examination of the html code reveals this:

<FGColor=FF0000>Blah, blah

It should be this:

<FGColor=FF0000>Blah, blah</FGColor>

It displays correctly within IQ, and the codes are correct (<FGColor=FF0000>Blah, blah</FGColor>). It seems that color codes are being truncated when IQ converts them to html.

Jon

Yes, I hade the same problem with colors not appearing in the HTML export.

I looked at the HTML code too but didn't see any truncation.

e.g. : <BGColor=66FC00>Objectif final</BGColor>

However, it could be that the problem lies in the BGColor tag itself :

- could be deprecated won't work as expected in modern browser ?

- could be wrongly used ?

I'm no HTML expert so I don't know.

It would be good if that could be fixed, of course.

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Windows XP Home Edition, Service pack 3

Dell Vostro 1500, Ram:3gb, CPU: Intel Core2Duo T7500 2.2ghz

This issue is fixed in v0.9.25W6.

This is good news, thank you.

Is it possible to add sticky printing preferences? At the very least I would like to be able to have the margin settings remembered, but it would also be nice to be able to set a default printer.

Jon

Can't you simply set the default printer using Windows ?

>> Can't you simply set the default printer using Windows ?

Sure, but I was thinking that it would be nice to follow Ecco's example. It allows you to to choose a unique print driver for the program, and keep it as the program's default. It's perfectly OK if this cannot or should not be done. After all, to do it Ecco's way could also be criticized because it differs from Windows programs' standard behavior. I think the problems are (1) the printer choice should stick until IQ is closed and (2) choosing the printer involves too many clicks to navigate to.

I would very much like to set the margins and have them stick. Or have the option to set default margins (this would be best).

Jon