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<td colspan="4" bgcolor="silver"><font size="2">'''New Parameters'''</font></td> | |||
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<td bgcolor="silver"><font size="2">'''Parameter Name'''</font></td> | |||
<td bgcolor="silver"><font size="2">'''Config Level'''</font></td> | |||
<td bgcolor="silver"><font size="2">'''Setting Value'''</font></td> | |||
<td bgcolor="silver"><font size="2">'''Result'''</font></td> | |||
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<td>LOGO_FILE_BW</td> | |||
<td>SYSTEM</td> | |||
<td>DOMlogo2bw.jpg</td> | |||
<td>Log file in Black and White for system usage (e.g. on labels).</td> | |||
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Revision as of 18:16, 13 December 2017
EMERGENCY RELEASE - CTMS 11.0
RELNOTE ER027-030
| Module | Program Name | Ver | Call/Iss | Client Ref | Pr'ty | Remarks | Reporter |
| DATA_ADM_SYSTEM_PARAM_347535.sql | Data Script | 1.2 | 347535 | SCR-335287-70 | 3 | The logo will be obtained for the 'Print Labels' menu option in the trip tree in the 'Planning' screen from the new system parameter called 'LOGO_FILE_BW' in preference to the existing system parameter 'LOGO_FILE' for when a black & white logo is preferred for printing.
The new system parameter will need to be updated from blank to the appropriate logo file when one has been identified for the system. |
Dave Meir |
| ITEM_LABELS_DOM.rep | Item Labels Report | 1.8 | " | " | " | " | " |
| New Parameters | |||
| Parameter Name | Config Level | Setting Value | Result |
| LOGO_FILE_BW | SYSTEM | DOMlogo2bw.jpg | Log file in Black and White for system usage (e.g. on labels). |
