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In this OneBox: yesenergy.1b.app
1. Here is the document and there are 1248 images in it
/app/document/29/control/
2. Here is the template from which this image goes into document 1249
/app/document/templates/1/control/
3. This is how it is imported into pdf and it is missing the image that should be 1250 in it
Please correct the download in pdf
[file]19028[/file]
[file]19029[/file]
[file]19030[/file]
[file]19031[/file]
In this OneBox: yesenergy.1b.app 1. Here is the document and there are 1248 images in it /app/document/29/control/ 2. Here is the template from which this image goes into document 1249 /app/document/templates/1/control/ 3. This is how it is imported into pdf and it is missing the image that should be 1250 in it Please correct the download in pdf
Hi Vyacheslav here the question is not pdf, but the format of the logo itself. the easiest way - go to the document template, copy the logo to the Windows clipboard with the keys Ctrl + Shift + S and inserted Ctrl + v instead of the existing logo. Save and print the document - it should work.
Hi Vyacheslav
here the question is not pdf, but the format of the logo itself.
the easiest way - go to the document template, copy the logo to the Windows clipboard with the keys Ctrl + Shift + S
and inserted Ctrl + v instead of the existing logo. Save and print the document - it should work.
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Ihor Susiak The integrator wrote: Hi Vyacheslav here the question is not pdf, but the format of the logo itself. the easiest way - go to the document template, copy the logo to the Windows clipboard with the keys Ctrl + Shift + S and inserted Ctrl + v instead of the existing logo. Save and print the document - it should work.
Igor, thank you very much Maria gave me a universal answer, so I mark it as correct. The correct format will be easier to do than trying to dance with a tambourine every time we create a template.
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Ihor Susiak
The integrator wrote:
Hi Vyacheslav
here the question is not pdf, but the format of the logo itself.
the easiest way - go to the document template, copy the logo to the Windows clipboard with the keys Ctrl + Shift + S
and inserted Ctrl + v instead of the existing logo. Save and print the document - it should work.
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Igor, thank you very much
Maria gave me a universal answer, so I mark it as correct.
The correct format will be easier to do than trying to dance with a tambourine every time we create a template.
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