Exporting to rtf issues

i have a file that has tons of tables and when i export from indesign to rtf, a return is added at the end of every cell. how can i keep it from doing that?

Post Author: nan
CA Forum: Exporting
Hi synapsevampire, thanks for replying. synapsevampire:- Even though i've used Tahoma size 11 fonts, when i open the document in MSWord 2000, they have a size of 10.5.
Same here, I changed it to a Tahoma 11.5 and it results in size 11... Well, i guess it's a bug then. I hope something will be done about it before i have to change all of my reports... synapsevampire: So i guess it's a bug then. I hope it gets corrected before i have to change all reports...
- In the exported file, the "line spacing" setting i have set to "exact 16" is ignored and set to the default "single spacing". This happened in CR 8.5 too.
No surprise there, as those are settings within Crystal, not Word. Very few programatic features are exported to any other format, it just emulates them. I wonder why is that. It shouldn't be that difficult to pass these settings to word. Anyway... synapsevampire:
- Moving textboxes around from one page to another and then saving and reoppening, sometimes causes MSWord to delete all text from the document. I cannot be sure if this is an issue of MSWord or CR XI but i'm reporting it just in case...
Ummm, moving textboxes while in Word you mean? That would be a Word issue. I thought of that too, that's why i tried out the Editable RTF format which was a major dissapointment with the way it handles (or rather does not handle) paragraphs. I really hope something can be done about it because it's a very convenient format, for me at least.

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for access by the view controller's event handlers, and so on.
The Web Dynpro programming model recommends that UI elements can
only be accessed by code executed within the call to this hook method.
@param wdThis Generated private interface of the view's controller, as
 provided by Web Dynpro. Provides access to the view controller's
 outgoing controller usages, etc.
@param wdContext Generated interface of the view's context, as provided
 by Web Dynpro. Provides access to the view's data.
@param view The view's generic API, as provided by Web Dynpro.
 Provides access to UI elements.
@param firstTime Indicates whether the hook is called for the first time
 during the lifetime of the view.
//@@end
public static void wdDoModifyView(IPrivateExportexView wdThis, IPrivateExportexView.IContextNode wdContext, com.sap.tc.webdynpro.progmodel.api.IWDView view, boolean firstTime)
 //@@begin wdDoModifyView
 //@@end
The following code section can be used for any Java code that is
not to be visible to other controllers/views or that contains constructs
currently not supported directly by Web Dynpro (such as inner classes or
member variables etc.). 
Note: The content of this section is in no way managed/controlled
by the Web Dynpro Designtime or the Web Dynpro Runtime.
//@@begin others
private String trimHeaderText(String headerText) {
 StringBuffer newHeaderText = new StringBuffer();
 String token;
 StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(headerText.trim());
 while (tokenizer.hasMoreTokens()) {
 token = tokenizer.nextToken();
 newHeaderText.append(token.substring(0, 1).toUpperCase());
 newHeaderText.append(token.substring(1).toLowerCase());
 return newHeaderText.toString();
private void trimHeaderTexts(Map columnInfos) {
 String attributeName, trimmedHeaderText;
 for (Iterator iter = columnInfos.keySet().iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
 attributeName = (String) iter.next();
 String attributeValue = (String) columnInfos.get(attributeName);
 attributeValue.replace('&','-');
 attributeValue.replace('/','-');
 trimmedHeaderText = trimHeaderText(attributeValue);
 columnInfos.put(attributeName, trimmedHeaderText);
private String toExcel(IWDNode dataNode, Map columnInfos) {
 StringBuffer x = new StringBuffer();
 String attributeName, headerName;
 String entriesName = "I"; //dataNode.getNodeInfo().getName();
 String entryName = entriesName + "";
 // trim given header texts, so that XML element names adhere to the rule 'no spaces contained'.
 trimHeaderTexts(columnInfos);
 x.append("<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?>\n");
 x.append("<").append(entriesName).append(">\n");
 for (int i = 0; i < dataNode.size(); ++i) {
 IWDNodeElement dataNodeElement = dataNode.getElementAt(i);
 x.append("<").append(entryName).append(">\n");
 for (Iterator iter = columnInfos.keySet().iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
 attributeName = (String) iter.next();
 headerName = (String) columnInfos.get(attributeName);
 String colVal = (String)dataNodeElement.getAttributeAsText(attributeName);
 //colVal = colVal.replace(' ','');
 colVal = colVal.replace('&','-');
 colVal = colVal.replace('<','L');
 colVal = colVal.replace('>','G');
 colVal = colVal.replace('/','-');
 x
 .append("<")
 .append(headerName)
 .append(">")
 .append(""+colVal)
 .append("</")
 .append(headerName)
 .append(">\n");
 x.append("</").append(entryName).append(">\n");
 x.append("</").append(entriesName).append(">\n");
 return x.toString();
private String replaceSpecialChars(String inputString){
 String outputString = inputString;
 outputString.replace('A','B');
 inputString.replace('A','B');
 return outputString;
private Map getColumnInfosAOISUMM() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.ZZBUS__UNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.ZZPRODCATEG__D, "ProfitCenter");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.ZZ1_TO30__FKKOPRU, "One Month OverDue");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.ZZ31_TO60__FKKOPRU, "Two Months OverDue");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.ZZ61_TO90__FKKOPRU, "Three Months OverDue");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.ZZ91_TO18__FKKOPRU, "Three to Six Months OverDue");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.ZZGT180__FKKOPRU, "Greater Than Six Months");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.ZZCURREN__FKKOPRU,"Current");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.ZZFUTURE__FKKOPRU, "Future");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MasElement.TOTAL, "Total");
 return columnInfosMap;
private Map getColumnInfosBU() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.ZZBUSUNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.ZZSUBBUSUNIT__D, "SubBusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.ZZPRCTR__D, "ProfitCenter");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.ZZREGION__D, "Region");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.ZZUWRITER__D, "Underwriter");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.ZZBROKER__D, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.GPART__D, "Insured");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.VTREF, "Policy");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.AMNT__ADJ, "Adjustment");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.AMNT__COMM, "Commission");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.AMNT__DUE, "Due");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.AMNT__GROSS, "Gross");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.AMNT__PAID, "Paid");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.AMNT__NET, "Net");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.FAEDN, "DueDate");
 //columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.HVORG__D, "Main");
 //columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Bu1Element.TVORG__D, "Sub");
 return columnInfosMap;
private Map getColumnInfosCARM() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.ZZBUSUNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.ZZSUBBUSUNIT__D, "SubBusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.ZZPRCTR__D, "ProfitCenter");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.ZZREGION__D, "Region");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.ZZMANAGER__D, "TeamManager");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.ZZACCREP__D, "AccountRepresentative");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.ZZBROKER__D, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.GPART__D, "Insured");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.VKONT, "Contract");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.VTREF, "Policy");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.AMNT__ADJ, "Adjustment");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.AMNT__COMM, "Commission");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.AMNT__DUE, "Due");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.AMNT__GROSS, "Gross");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.AMNT__PAID, "Paid");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.AMNT__NET, "Net");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.FAEDN, "DueDate");
 //columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.HVORG__D, "Main");
 //columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Carm1Element.TVORG__D, "Sub");
 return columnInfosMap;
private Map getColumnInfosAOIDet() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZBUS__UNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZPRODCATEG__D , "ProfitCenter");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZNAME1__FKKOPRU, "BusinessPartner");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZNAME__B__FKKOPRU, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.BUKRS, "Company Code");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.VTREF, "Policy");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZHVORGT, "Main");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZTVORGT, "Sub");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZ1_TO30__FKKOPRU, "One Month OverDue");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZ31_TO60__FKKOPRU, "Two Months OverDue");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZ61_TO90__FKKOPRU, "Three Months OverDue");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZ91_TO18__FKKOPRU, "Three to Six Months OverDue");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZGT180__FKKOPRU, "Greater Than Six Months");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.TOTAL, "Total");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.ZZCURREN__FKKOPRU,"Current");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.OPBEL, "Document No");
 //columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Detail1Element.VKONT, "Contract Account");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.BUDAT, "Posting Date");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.FAEDN, "Due Date");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_DetailElement.WAERS, "Currency");
 return columnInfosMap;
private Map getColumnInfosRMETRICS1() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.ZZBUSUNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.ZZSUBBUSUNIT__D, "SubBusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.ZZPRODCATEG__D, "Profit Center");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.ZZREGION__D, "Region");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.ZZOFFICE__D, "Office");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.NAME__AR, "Collection Rep");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.NAME__BR, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.NAME__IN, "Insured");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z0_TO3__AMT, "ZeroToThreeDaysBilledAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z0_TO3__POL, "ZeroToThreeDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z4_TO5__AMT, "FourToFiveDaysBilledAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z4_TO5__POL, "FourToFiveDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z6_TO10__AMT, "SixToTenDaysBilledAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z6_TO10__POL, "SixToTenDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z11_TO15__AMT, "ElevenToFifteenDaysBilledAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z11_TO15__POL, "ElevenToFifteenDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z16_TO30__AMT, "SixteenToThirtyDaysBilledAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.Z16_TO30__POL, "SixteenToThirtyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.ZOVER30__AMT, "OverThirtyDaysBilledAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbidElement.ZOVER30__AMT, "OverThirtyNoOfPol");
 return columnInfosMap;
private Map getColumnInfosRMETRICS2() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.ZZBUSUNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.ZZSUBBUSUNIT__D, "SubBusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.ZZPRODCATEG__D, "Profit Center");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.ZZREGION__D, "Region");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.ZZOFFICE__D, "Office");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.NAME__AR, "Collection Rep");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.NAME__BR, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.NAME__IN, "Insured");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.Z0_TO30__AMT, "ZeroToThirtyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.Z0_TO30__POL, "ZeroToThirtyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.Z31_TO90__AMT, "ThirtytoNinetyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.Z31_TO90__POL, "ThirtytoNinetyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.Z91_TO120__AMT, "NinetytoOneTwentyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.Z91_TO120__POL, "NinetytoOneTwentyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.ZOVER120__AMT, "OVEROneTwentyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_EfdbodElement.ZOVER120__POL, "OVEROneTwentyDaysNoOfPol");
 return columnInfosMap;
private Map getColumnInfosWRITEOFF() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.ZZBUSUNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.ZZPRCTR__D, "ProfitCenter");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.ZZOFFICE__D, "Office");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.INSU__NAME, "Insured");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.INSOBJECT, "InsuranceObject");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.TVORG__TXT, "SubTransaction");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.HVORG__TXT, "MainTransaction");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.ABGRD__D, "WriteOffReason");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.ZZCOLLREP__D, "CollectionRepresentative");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.AUTH__NAME, "AuthName");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.AUTH__DATE, "AuthDate");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.WRITE__AMT, "WriteOffAmount");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.COMM, "Commission");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.GROSS, "Gross");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.NET, "Net");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.REVERSED, "Reversed");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_Writeoff1Element.ABDAT, "WriteOffDate");
 return columnInfosMap;
private Map getColumnInfosRMETRICS3() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.ZZBUSUNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.ZZSUBBUSUNIT__D, "SubBusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.ZZPRODCATEG__D, "Profit Center");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.ZZREGION__D, "Region");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.ZZOFFICE__D, "Office");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.NAME__AR, "CollectionRep");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.NAME__BR, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.NAME__IN, "Insured");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.NAME__BR, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.Z0_TO30__AMT__I, "ZeroToThirtyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.Z0_TO30__AMT__P, "ZeroToThirtyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.Z31_TO90__AMT__I, "ThirtytoNinetyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.Z31_TO90__AMT__P, "ThirtytoNinetyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.Z91_TO120__AMT__I, "NinetytoOneTwentyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.Z91_TO120__AMT__P, "NinetytoOneTwentyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.ZOVER120__AMT__I, "OVEROneTwentyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_PaddudElement.ZOVER120__AMT__P, "OVEROneTwentyDaysNoOfPol");
 return columnInfosMap;
private Map getColumnInfosRMETRICS4() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.ZZBUSUNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.ZZSUBBUSUNIT__D, "SubBusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.ZZPRODCATEG__D, "Profit Center");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.ZZREGION__D, "Region");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.ZZOFFICE__D, "Office");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.NAME__AR, "CollectionRep");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.NAME__BR, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.NAME__IN, "Insured");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.NAME__BR, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.Z0_TO30__AMT__I, "ZeroToThirtyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.Z0_TO30__AMT__P, "ZeroToThirtyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.Z31_TO90__AMT__I, "ThirtytoNinetyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.Z31_TO90__AMT__P, "ThirtytoNinetyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.Z91_TO120__AMT__I, "NinetytoOneTwentyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.Z91_TO120__AMT__P, "NinetytoOneTwentyDaysNoOfPol");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.ZOVER120__AMT__I, "OVEROneTwentyDaysBookedAmt");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_BidbodElement.ZOVER120__AMT__P, "OVEROneTwentyDaysNoOfPol");
 return columnInfosMap;
private Map getColumnInfosRMETRICSD() {
 LinkedHashMap columnInfosMap = new LinkedHashMap();
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.ZZBUSUNIT__D, "BusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.ZZSUBBUSUNIT__D, "SubBusinessUnit");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.ZZPRODCATEG__D, "Profit Center");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.ZZREGION__D, "Region");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.ZZOFFICE__D, "Office");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.NAME__AR, "CollectionRep");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.NAME__BR, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.NAME__IN, "Insured");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.NAME__BR, "Broker");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.BILL__DT, "BillDate");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.BOOK__DT, "BookDate");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.CREATE__DT, "CreateDate");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.FANR, "InvoiceNumber");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.HVORG__D, "Main");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.TVORG__D, "Sub");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.GROSS, "GrossInvoiced");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.NET, "NetInvoiced");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.COMM, "CommissionInvoiced");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.TAX, "TaxInvoiced");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.GROSS__PAID, "GrossPaid");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.TAX__PAID, "TaxPaid");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.NET__PAID, "NetPaid");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.COMM__PAID, "CommissionPaid");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.AUGDT, "ClearingDate");
 columnInfosMap.put(IPrivateExportexView.IEt_MetdetElement.AUGBT, "ClearingAmount");
 return columnInfosMap;
private IWDCachedWebResource getCachedWebResource(byte[] file, String name, WDWebResourceType type) {
 IWDCachedWebResource cachedWebResource = null;
 if (file != null) {
 cachedWebResource = WDWebResource.getWebResource(file, type);
 cachedWebResource.setResourceName(name);
 return cachedWebResource;
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_OPENITEMS_SUMM = "AOISUMM";
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_OPENITEMS_DET = "AOIDET";
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_BPACCTSTAT_BU = "BPBU";
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_BPACCTSTAT_CARM = "BPCARM";
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_RMETRICS_EFDBID = "RMETRICS1";
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_RMETRICS_EFDBOD = "RMETRICS2";
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_RMETRICS_PADDUD = "RMETRICS3";
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_RMETRICS_BIDBOD = "RMETRICS4";
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_RMETRICS_DETAIL = "RMETRICSDETAIL";
private static String GC_REPORTTYPE_WRITEOFF = "WRITEOFF";
//@@end
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Hi, I finally found the issue which was causing the numbers stored in text format issue. While exporting data to Excel programatically if any of the cells precede with a special character like -. = etc.. the data which is exported after that starts behaving in a peculiar way. So removal of any such special characters resolves the issue.
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Web App Designer Export to Excel - Issue

Hi Gurus,
I was able to sucessfully configure export to excel feature in WAD. However the issue we are encountering is, we have a button which runs a script function, this manupulates data in some columns of the report. So when I perform export to excel after the script function is excuted, the export gets the old state of data and not the data after the script function is run. Is there are way to fix this issue. Please advise.
Thanks Again!

Dear Customer,
WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) is not supported on Export to Excel.
If you are using some script AFTER data comes to screen, you will NOT see the effects on Excel.
This is documented in the note:
1178857 - Additional information: Export to Excel functions
" Layout
o Currently WYSIWYG export is not supported.
Sorry to not provide a better solution.
Best regards,
Edward John

Export Excise Invoice issue

Hi,
I have one scenario where in export invoice excise duties are not getting capture...
Example:
Customer is using ECC 5.0 with TAXINJ procedure where plant 100 and 200 maintained ,different material code are maintain for two plant x for 100 and y for 200.one excise group D1 for both plant ,series group S1 for 100 and S2 for 200,one shipping point P1 for both plant.
Now I have created one export sales order with both materials, x from plant 100 and y from 200, here everything is fine till billing
Export Sales order
item material qty plant
10 - x - 10 - 100
20 - y - 10 - 200
System is capturing everything properly till billing document means BED,ECS and HECS but when I will create excise invoice in J1IIN with the reference of billing document then system is not capturing BED and HECS ,only ECS is captured.
Why this is happening? Any solution,please suggest........I have checked all CIN setting I believe everything is fine...
Regards,
Vipin

Hi ,
As u suggested above for user exit ,we have already applied this user exit but issue is still not resolved..
Problem is in J1IIN BED,CESS n HCESS are getting properly for Plant 100 material but BED and HCESS are nullified for pant 200 material.
Below example clear the picture, please have a look
Transaction Code: J1IIN
item Material BED CESS HCESS Plant
1 A 10 2 1 100
2 B 10 2 1 100
3 C 00 2 0 200
4 D 10 2 1 100
5 E 00 2 0 200
6 F 00 2 0 200
Note: Shipping point is same in both plant.
Please suggest..
Edited by: KHAPREVIPIN on Dec 12, 2011 1:41 AM

Lightroom 5 Exporting and Plugin Issues

Hello Everyone ! I would like to express my gratitude in advance for any advise or solutions the adobe community might provide me with these issues.
I've been using Lightroom 4.3 for the last year with no issues. I decided it was time to try out Lightroom 5 and it's new features. So I installed a trial of 5.6 via creative cloud . When I launched 5.6 it required me to update my catalog, which I did and didn't encounter any problems with the update. The first problem I encountered occurred when I attempted to export an edited raw file. The export progress bar stays at zero and never completes the export process, if it helps anyone , the files I am exporting to JPEG are Raw Nikon D600 files. If I attempt to do anything else while Lightroom is stuck in the export process , the program will become unresponsive and I'm not even able to kill the process via windows task manager. My second problem is the Plugin manager , on Lightroom 4.3 I use the Smugmug upload plugin . On 5.6 the plugin manager crashes every time I attempt to setup the Smugmug plugin. I've tried other third party plugins and those cause Lightroom to crash as well so I don't believe it's just the Smugmug plugin. I've tried every possible solution I was able to find doing web searches but nothing has worked so far...
The following is a list of steps I took to try to resolve the issues.
-In the export screen I made sure that "Do nothing" was swtiched to "go to explorer" in post processing
- uninstalled all plugins
- Unistalled and reinstalled Lightroom 5.6
-Uninstalled Lightroom 4.3 (perhaps a conflict ?)
-Created a new catalog and imported new files to that catalog
-disabled firewall and antivirus
- Tried various JPEG re-sized dimensions
- Tried to export to various Drives ( local, and external drives)
-Ran Lightroom 5.6 as an administrator
-Deleted Preference File
Hopefully everyone can see I've tried my best to find a solution but to no avail , it's quite frustrating since I really want to upgrade to 5.6 . I hope someone can provide a solution or point me in the right direction ! Sorry if this post is too long!
Computer Specs
-Windows 7
-Intel I7 processor
-12 gigs of Ram

I never had a problem with it in LR4. The example I gave was one of many options I tried. At the other end I asked it to produce smaller files (eg 1500pixels long edge) with a 1000k maximum and I could only get them to output at around 160k.
I have since realised that I neglected to mention that I was using LR/Mogrify2 plug in to add a text graphic to the images. I experimented with turning that option off and I was able to produce a 2500px long edge file at 996k. As soon as I turn that option on again the file ouptuts at 1600k (where I have specified at 1000k limit).
This was never a problem with LR4 so there is a conflict or a bug somewhere.
Is anyone else using a LR / Mogrify 2 plug in and experiencing unpredictable results? I have the option to use LR / Mogrify 2's version of ImageMagick checked.
Message was edited by: Shipp
So I just did further testing. It seems that LR5 cannot control the maximum file size when working with Lr / Mogrify 2. If I ask the plug in to resize the image and control the maximum file size I can produce a file with long edge 2500pix, 1000k maximum size and the text graphic with no problem at all, as I used to be able to do with LR4. I will contact the plug in developer and see if they are aware of this.

CR XI R2 pdf export font size issue

Exporting a report to PDF using Crystal XI R2 seems to be reducing the size of the fonts. When printing directly from CR and exporting to PDF and printing from the PDF viewer the font sizes are smaller. Any ideas on what I can do to correct the problem?

Please refer following SAP note:
Business Objects Notes Get Help | Close
 1220516 - Font size decreases when report is exported to PDF from Crystal Reports XI or Crystal Reports XI Release 2
Language English Version 1 Validity: 07.05.2008 - active
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Content: Summary | Header Data | Other Properties
Symptom
In Crystal Reports XI and Crystal Reports XI Release 2 the font shrinks by approximately 10% when a report is exported to Adobe Acrobat Format (PDF).
Cause
This behavior is due to the way Windows and UNIX, and therefore Crystal Reports, handles low point size fonts on a low-resolution screen. Text layout in the absence of a printer driver will consistently be rendered differently than in PDF.
Crystal Reports currently shrinks the font by 10% to prevent any truncation this difference may cause.
Resolution
CAUTION The following resolution involves editing the registry. Using the Registry Editor incorrectly can cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall the Microsoft Windows operating system. Use the Registry Editor at your own risk. It is strongly recommended that you make a backup copy of the registry files before you edit the registry. For information on how to edit the registry key, view the 'Changing Keys And Values' online Help topic in the Registry Editor (Regedit.exe).
To resolve the behavior
Set the resolution of the default printer of the local computer experiencing the issue to 1200 DPI. Most printers have a default setting of 600 DPI.
Create two registry keys to prevent the crxf_pdf.dll from decreasing in font size.
Click Start > Run. Type "regedit". The Registry Editor appears.
Create the following keys for Crystal Reports XI with the defined values:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Business Objects\Suite 11.0\Crystal Reports\Export\PDF\ForceLargerFonts
Type: DWORD
Recognized Values: 0,1
Default Value: 1
Creation Method: manual
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Business Objects\Suite 11.0\Crystal Reports\Export\PDF\ForceLargerFonts
Type: DWORD
Recognized Values: 0,1
Default Value: 1
Creation Method: manual
Set both registry key values to 1 to turn them on.
Create the following keys for Crystal Reports XI Release 2 with the defined values:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Crystal Reports\Export\PDF\ForceLargerFonts
Type: DWORD
Recognized Values: 0,1
Default Value: 1
Creation Method: manual
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Crystal eports\Export\PDF\ForceLargerFonts
Type: DWORD
Recognized Values: 0,1
Default Value: 1
Creation Method: manual
Set both registry key values to 1 to turn them on.
In UNIX, an X server client such as x-win32 must be installed. Add the keys as follows:
Launch the X server client.
Source <bobje install>/bobje/setup using env.sh (for example: ./env.sh).
Create the registry keys as detailed above.
Restart the Report Page and Cache Servers.
====================
NOTES:
If using Windows 2003 Server, upgrade to Acrobat Reader version 8.0 or higher as well as creating the above registry keys.
Use the appropriate path to access the UNIX regedit as follows:
AIX: <bobje install>/bobje/enterprise115/aix_rs6000/crpe/mw/bin-aix4_optimized/regedit
Sun Solaris: <bobje install>/bobje/enterprise115/solaris_sparc/crpe/mw/bin-sunos5_optimized/regedit
Linux: <bobje install>/bobje/enterprise115/solaris_sparc/crpe/mw/bin-linux_optimized/regedit
====================
Edited by: Prathamesh Acharya on Apr 23, 2009 5:50 PM

Lightroom 3 Export to JPEG issue ( please help) (photo attached)

Hello,
I have been going crazy trying to solve this issue and can't find a solution. I am using Lightroom 3.4.1 on a Mac running 10.6.7. In Lightroom I am editing raw images from a Canon 7D. I tweak and adjust the images to my liking but when I export them as a JPEG at full quality using color space sRGB my jpegs do not look like my adjusted photos in Lightroom. The biggest missing factor is all my "detail" adjustments. Sharpening ect. The colors are slightly less vibrant but the huge issue is the sharpening I do that disappears. Can anyone help me with this? I will supply an example below. On the left is the jpeg and on the right is the grab from Lightroom. I am viewing the jpegs in preview and don't have photoshop. Thanks in advance for any help!

When you export from Lightroom and you do not select the resize option, you will get the full resolution from your original image. This contains far more pixels than your screen can display as displays are very low resolution devices (typically only around 100 ppi). When you open the resultant jpeg in an image viewer, it will have to downscale from that. Usually many times. This necessarily introduces blur and the result will strongly depend on the chosen scaling algorithm. Lightroom uses a fairly good one to downscale and it shows you a preview of a properly output sharpened image at the size you are looking at. Preview uses a particularly bad one. In preview if you want the screen pixels to correspond to the image pixels, you need to hit apple-0 (or use the view menu and select "actual size"). In Safari and Firefox, you need to click on the image to zoom in to actual pixels.
Your comment also makes me realize that you do not really understand the sharpening in Lightroom. The detail tools in Develop are meant to optimize what is called capture sharpening. These should NOT be used to optimize sharpness at the fit view level, but only at the 1:1 view level. They operate basically on the image to correct for image blur that comes from the sensor's antialias filter and for a small amount of lens blur (say when you are diffraction limited owing to use of large f-numbers). Do not zoom out and play with the detail setting. Zoom into 1:1 on certain areas and optimize the sharpening. There are many tutorials on the web that explain this. Then when you go to output your image, you need to apply another sharpening, called output sharpening, at the final size, in order to correct for blur introduced by the output medium such as a printer or a display and by rescaling the image. The print panel has this built in. In the export panel, the options are in the lower tabs. You need to rescale the image to your final size (for example, a 533x800 pixel image is typical for a good web sized image). Then also apply the correct output sharpening in the tab below it. Typical would be to sharpen for screen at a standard amount. I showed some comparisons on this around the LR 2 timeframe here: http://lagemaat.blogspot.com/2008/08/on-output-sharpening.html The output sharpening has improved by quite a bit by now from those examples, but they show the general idea.
Hope this helps.
Jao

Export to PDF Issue (SSRS 2012 with Integration SharePoint 2013)

Problem Description: We have an operational report that returns around 43,000 records, based on a stored procedure. The Stored Procedure itself runs pretty quickly (under ~15 seconds).The report renders in 20 seconds.
However, we get an error like “Sorry, something went wrong” (see below) approximately 2 minutes after we choose/select the PDF as a rendering extension for export. The download of the .PDF never starts.
Sorry, something went wrong
An unexpected error has occurred.
Technical Details
Troubleshoot issues with Microsoft SharePoint Foundation.
Correlation ID: b66ebd9c-adf0-407e-892e-00d1e37c4feb
Date and Time: 9/29/2014 11:10:20 PM
The 2 minutes is what I get from the execution log... it is actually 122 seconds for timerendering. As for the rs trace log from the web server, see below...
"w3wp!library!471!09/29/2014-23:10:20:: e ERROR: Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportProcessing.UnhandledReportRenderingException: An error occurred during rendering of the report. ---> Microsoft.ReportingServices.OnDemandReportRendering.ReportRenderingException:
An error occurred during rendering of the report. ---> System.ServiceModel.CommunicationException: The remote host closed the connection. The error code is 0x800704CD. ---> System.Web.HttpException: The remote host closed the connection. The error code
is 0x800704CD.
   at System.Web.Hosting.IIS7WorkerRequest.RaiseCommunicationError(Int32 result, Boolean throwOnDisconnect)
   at System.Web.Hosting.IIS7WorkerRequest.ExplicitFlush()
   at System.Web.HttpResponse.Flush(Boolean finalFlush, Boolean async)
   at System.ServiceModel.Channels.BytesReadPositionStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at System.ServiceModel.Activation.HostedHttpContext.HostedRequestHttpOutput.HostedResponseOutputStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
   at System.ServiceModel.Activation.HostedHttpContext.HostedRequestHttpOutput.HostedResponseOutputStream.CheckWrapThrow(Exception e)
   at System.ServiceModel.Activation.HostedHttpContext.HostedRequestHttpOutput.HostedResponseOutputStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at System.IO.BufferedStream.Write(Byte[] array, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at System.Xml.XmlStreamNodeWriter.WriteBytes(Byte[] byteBuffer, Int32 byteOffset, Int32 byteCount)
   at System.Xml.XmlBinaryNodeWriter.WriteBase64Text(Byte[] trailBytes, Int32 trailByteCount, Byte[] base64Buffer, Int32 base64Offset, Int32 base64Count)
   at System.Xml.XmlBaseWriter.WriteBase64(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at Microsoft.ReportingServices.ServiceRuntime.WcfResponseData.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at Microsoft.ReportingServices.ServiceRuntime.WcfResponseStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at Microsoft.ReportingServices.Library.BufferAndOutputStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at Microsoft.ReportingServices.Library.RSStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at System.IO.BufferedStream.Write(Byte[] array, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.ImageRenderer.PDFWriter.Write(String text)
   at Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.ImageRenderer.PDFWriter.EndPage()
   at Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.ImageRenderer.Renderer.ProcessPage(RPLReport rplReport, Int32 pageNumber, FontCache sharedFontCache, List`1 glyphCache)
   at Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.ImageRenderer.PDFRenderer.Render(Report report, NameValueCollection deviceInfo, Hashtable renderProperties, CreateAndRegisterStream createAndRegisterStream)
   at Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.ImageRenderer.RendererBase.Render(Report report, NameValueCollection reportServerParameters, NameValueCollection deviceInfo, NameValueCollection clientCap
w3wp!wcfruntime!471!09/29/2014-23:10:20:: e ERROR: Reporting Services fault exception System.ServiceModel.FaultException`1[Microsoft.ReportingServices.ServiceContract.RsExceptionInfo]: An error occurred during rendering of the report. ---> Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportProcessing.UnhandledReportRenderingException:
An error occurred during rendering of the report. ---> System.Exception: For more information about this error navigate to the report server on the local server machine, or enable remote errors (Fault Detail is equal to Microsoft.ReportingServices.ServiceContract.RsExceptionInfo)."
Things Also Done
1) I also tried exporting the report through excel and found no issues (it exports successfully and no issue when i open the file). The size of the exported excel (.xlsx) is 4.28MB. The timerendering value for export to excel is approx. 77 seconds.
2) I also tried creating email subscription (PDF as the rendering format) for that report and it works successfully. The size of the attached PDF from the email is approx. 1.43 MB. I can also open that PDF file with no issue. And the size of the email with
the attached PDF file is approx. 1.48 MB.
That all said, we would like to seek for your assistance to determine what is causing the failure of exporting the report to PDF issue directly from the reporting site. (Let me remind you that the email subscription for the same report with attached
PDF works with no issue)

Hi roel2000,
According to your description, you get error when exporting the report into PDF. It works properly when exporting in excel or PDF format within E-mail subscription. Right?
In Reporting Services, the Excel and MHTML(e-mail subscription) render extensions are soft page break renderers. The PDF render extension is hard page break renderer. It has different render behavior between these two kind of renders. This might cause the
error. Since we are not clear about your report structure, please refer to rules in the link below and do the troubleshooting.
Rendering Behaviors (Report Builder and SSRS)
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou

Batch Exporting File Naming Issue

I have to batch export about 30 images at a time, but I am having an issue now that the "Export" piece of the action includes a specific file name in the "save in" property, where as it's supposed to only include the name of the containing folder. This causes all the images included in the batch to be saved with the same file name thus saving over the previous export each time. I cannot figure out how to execute the Save for Web and devices action without it recording the specific file name.
My process is:
- Open one image
- Create a new Action (it begins recording)
- Crop the image
- Save for Web and devices (I leave the file name as is, but save it to a different folder) Ex. "annoying_child_screaming.jpeg"
- Close without saving
- Stop the action
- File > Automate > Batch
- I select the source folder with all the original photos
- Specify a Destination folder (a different folder where all the cropped ones will be)
- I don't select any checkboxes
- File Naming: I leave the default "Document Name" + "extension" Starting serial#: 1
When I hit okay, I can see Photoshop going through each image and doing the specified actions, but instead of preserving the original file name, it saves each one with the file name that I saved the first one when originally creating the action (Ex. it rewrites "annoying_child_screaming.jpeg" for each file)
I just upgraded to CS5 from CS4 (where I hadn't been having this problem). I have compared my settings to a coworker's who's computer it does work on, but we can't figure out what's wrong. The difference is in the Export details in the Actions dialog box - where it has the "IN" property, usually only a folder location is specified, but on my comp, it also specifies the file name.
Please help.

When you record the save for web step use the original file name
(you noted you did that in post 1)
Is the name you used the same as the file
you opened when recording the save for web step?
Don't specify any destination in the batch dialog or the files will possibly
be overwritten and you'll see the results your seeing.
The destination is the folder you specified during the save for web step while recording the action.
MTSTUNER
Message was edited by: MTSTUNER

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