Szymon

[Szymon]

Many thanks !
Works fine 🙂

[Szymon]

Just to let you and me know that in above case there is a need to amend the following setting:

Options and settings / Options for this document / Diagram settings / Word Style for Diagram Titles.

Thanks,
Szymon P.

[Szymon]

eaDocX 3.5.0.1.
Corpo Edition

[Szymon]

OK, this work but for all packages.

So alternatively I may create my own package stereotype via MDG and then create a profile for this.

[Szymon]

Dump from help:

Heading Levels
Word documents (in US/UK English, and possibly in other national languages) come with a built-in set of Paragraph styles called Heading 1, Heading 2 up to Heading 9.

eaDocX will automatically use these when creating your document, but if you want to use heading levels 7 8 or 9, you need to do a little more work. (This is because the interface into Word doesn’t understand headings above 6).

You can define you own Heading Styles for headings 7,8 and 9, and link them into eaDocX using the Inline Settings.
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This denotes that there is no way to override H1, H2 and H3 directly from eaDocX.
Please advice.

[Szymon]

Correct, I want to format regular tables.
I think I’ve found this setting. This is here:

Tools | Options and Settings | Tables > Basic Table Settings> Word Table tyle

Simple 🙂

Thanks

[Szymon]

Please let me know the way for both. However I think that mainly for all sections.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 8 months ago by Szymon.

[Szymon]

Appologies, maybe I was not précised enough.

My goal is to configure such setting as a defaults, so to eliminate necessity of manual work in {Preview} section, each time when I want to change heading level from H1 to H2.

Just to allow eaDocX by default to know that H2 level should be used for top located package when the {Preview} structure is created.

[Szymon]

Thank you 🙂

Would you be so kind and provide an example of such script?

Thank you.
Szymon

[Szymon]

The issue is closed 🙂
I have double check and it seems that “normal” tables as well as relationship matrix generated by eaDocX are able to repeat header on the next pages based on aforementioned settings in Word.

However, there is no option to create such tables from eaDocX to remember such settings so this needs to be configured manually for every tables directly from Word. Hmm…this is not efficient but I will double check if there is option in Word to get this feature for all tables by default.

Thanks,
Szymon

[Szymon]

Well, I care about this because It could help creating the profile with limited number of elements rather than put there long list of all elements from the whole project.
Please imagine the case that for any reason you would like to add to the document only one of packages and customise this profile. This feature will simply let the user easier find the element for which the profile will be customised. Just that so usability.

[Szymon]

I understand this high level idea 🙂 However I would like to know a bit more details which settings are not overridden in case when marked option is un-ticked.

If this option does not make anything then please let me know. There is no wrong answer – just want to know practically which options could be useful.

Thanks !
Szymon P.

[Szymon]

OK, so strictly speaking it is not possible to auto create a profile with element limited to the one selected package. eaDocX will always gather all element from the root creating the profile.

Is that correct?

I am just asking to be aware of the mechanism 🙂

Of course, it would be a benefit for a user to have such functionality so…I suggest to add it to the TO DO list for a one of the next releases 🙂

Thanks,
Szymon P.

[Szymon]

OK, I have clarity 🙂

How do you think then we may expect the next release: next month, end of the year, next year?

Thanks,
Szymon P.

[Szymon]

and the aforementioned screen…

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