Version management - pretty printer problem.

I have got a change request to change program.
Around 20 developers changed this program. I have changed the program. BUT BY MISTAKE I HAVE PRESSED PRETTY PRINTER button.
AS a result ...later to while checking version managenment, my program won't show changes properly as you all know.
Please suggest me to avoid these pretty printer changes...
Please suggest me.

Hi,
in user settings you can specify 'ignore indenting' for split screen editor. This should enable version management.
Much better is a tool called Winmatch - don't know where to get; I use a version of winmat.exe from 1994.
Regards,
Clemens

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Dear Experts!
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Where is the problem? is it regards to ABAP or configuration?
Regards,
Parwez

HI!
Well , the PO is printed thru ME9F transaction but is viewed threu me23n .
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Parwez

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How to fetch version management changes in the print output.
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**IMPORTANT** Not sure how many noticed, but there was a new version of Power Manager released a few weeks ago, 3.62. The PM driver seems to have stayed the same. That alone could very well be the sole fix, I’m not sure. You may just want to completely remove PM and PM driver and install the latest version before trying any of the steps below.
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Version Management

Dear Sirs,
We have activated version management for purchase orders.
Purchase Orders are made in the system and printout of the same are being taken from the print preview screen before the release of the PO.
If some changes are made in the PO after the release of the PO, the sytem does not activate the version management. Reason: no messages were issued after the release of PO.
Is it possible that when a print out is taken, the system automatically processes the output message, whether the PO is released or not.
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Hi Viral,
I got ur problem.
As you said when you make changes to PO system set new release strategy as well as new version. It is expected that whenever there are changes in PO it should be communicatted to Vendor thru PO print.
In your case ur PO created new version as well as new release strategy. And you tried to take print before PO release. Please first release the PO and take print thru ME9F. That message will disappear.
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Condition in our client that they only need particular document that will be printed, so not all PO will be printed.
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