Printing Differences Between v8.5 and v10

Post Author: ChrisW
CA Forum: General
We have recently upgraded from CR v8.5 to v10.
We use Faxmaker to send faxes by "printing" a CR report to the Faxmaker printer driver. The fax recipient's number is "printed" in the top left corner of the first page as "::xxxxxxxxxxx". Faxmaker detects this string of text, extracts the number, removes the text from the page and uses the number to send the fax.
Since upgrading to CRv10, Faxmaker no longer detects this string, so obviously the fax fails to send.
It would seem to me that CR v8.5 printed reports as formatted text and objects, which Faxmaker could detect, and that v10 is now printing pages as a whole image, so Faxmaker can't see the relevent text.
I have tried CR v8.5 and v10 installed on the same machine. Printing from CR v8.5, Notepad, Wordpad, Word, etc all work fine sending faxes. CR v10 will not.
Can anyone suggest anything I can try with CR v10 so that it "prints" text as text objects?

Chris -
Did you ever come up with a solution? We have just encountered the same problem, and are alos currently on CRv10. We will be moving to CRv11 in the near future. I am hoping that this will take care of the problem, but I'm not too confident in that.
Obviously, you can print manually a page at a time to faxmaker, but that is time consuming and not a real workaround.
Pasi Nurminen

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SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe provides all the features and functions you need to create form-based output, such as order confirmations, invoices, or pay slips. You can either print such documents or send them by email or FAX.
Online Interactive Forms
A user logs on to the company intranet to fill in a form required by the HR department (for example, a Non-Disclosure Agreement to be signed by a new employee). The form is displayed in the browser.
As the user is logged on in the background to the company's HR system, his master data is displayed in the form. The user enters the required information in the fillable fields of the interactive form, and sends the data back to the system by pushing a button. The system extracts the data from the form and saves it in the database.
Offline Interactive Forms
The purchasing department of a company creates a bid in its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system and selects the potential vendors. Based upon this data, the system automatically creates interactive bidding forms with specific vendor information, such as the address or contact person.
The forms are transmitted to the vendors by email. The vendors can fill out the forms offline (without being connected to the system that created the forms) and transmit them back to the company. The company then processes the forms automatically, and the data provided by the vendors is written to the ERP system. The purchasing department uses the data to evaluate the quotation and then issues an order.
With the integration of Adobe PDF technology into its solutions, SAP will be able to further extend its offerings of end-to-end business solutions by:
Providing for the first time the capabilities of Adobe's interactive PDF-based forms.
Integrating PDF documents into business processes that are driven by SAP applications.
Automating the process of moving XML data from SAP applications into interactive forms and vice versa.
Reducing time to design, manage, and maintain extended forms-based processes through easy-to-use forms design and deployment tools.
Offering its customers enhanced printing capabilities, in particular for interactive Web applications.
The focus of new forms technology from SAP is interactive PDF-based forms that can be created in SAP systems as a result of the integration of Adobe technology with Web Dynpro and the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio. This integration means that adobe is the future technology.
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Kate

Difference between business blueprint and functional spec

hello
can somebody please tell me the difference between business blueprint and functional spec and how they are interrelated
Thanks

Hi Comandante,
Business Blue print is a detailed documentation of the requirements gathered from client (The objects we need to develop are modified depending upon clients requirements).It represents the business process requirements of the company. It is an agreed statement of how the company intends to run its business within SAP system.
Functional specifications (functional specs), in the end, are the blueprint for how you want a particular report and transaction to look and work. It details what the report will do, how a user will interact with it, and what it will look like. By creating a blueprint of the report or transaction first, time and productivity are saved during the development stage because the programmers can program instead of also working out the logic of the user-experience. It will also enable you to manage the expectations of your clients or management, as they will know exactly what to expect. Functional Spec streamlines the development process.
A functional specification is a formal document used to describe in detail for software developers a product's intended capabilities, appearance, and interactions with users. It guidelines and continuing reference point as the developers write the programming code.
Other processes include Requirements, Objectives,Logic Specification,User documentation,The Final Product.
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hi all,
i am new to the E-biz suite and i had a doubt. what is the exact difference between Quote number and quote header id. i know they are different but cannot make out exactly. as both are defined as "uniquely identifies the quote".
thanks in advance,
Basavraj

Hi Basavraj,
Quote Number is the value that the end user will see from the screens or on any printed document.
Quote Header Id is the identifier that is user in the back end to uniquely identify the record and link for example the header table to the line table.
In the line table you will only see the Quote Header Id column, not the Quote number column.
Hope this answers your question,
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J.

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can anyone please tell me the difference between a contentPane and a JPanel?

streetfi8er wrote:
can anyone please tell me the difference between a contentPane and a JPanel?Print the return value of its getClass() method and see for yourself.
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Jos

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Difference between ASAP methodology and ASAP Road Map
amk

ASAP Roadmap
The ASAP Roadmap provides the methodology for implementing and continuously optimizing your SAP System. It divides the implementation process into five phases and offers detailed Project Plans to assist you (in Microsoft Project format). The documentation stored at each level of the Roadmap tree structure contains recommendations on implementing your SAP System and links to helpful tools and accelerators.
Check the following link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/48/623972d55a11d2bbf700105a5e5b3c/content.htm
ASAP Methodology:
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Project Preparation:
The first step in ASAP is Project Preparation. In this step the Functional Consultant will analyse the business process and define the system for SAP and will give the time line for the project. The Manpower required and the budgets are also considered in this step.
Blue Print Preparation:
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Realisation:
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Testing:
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GO live and Support:
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