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Is there any way to insert the Sharepoint Document ID property into a Visio diagram?
We use it for unique identification of documents and would like it to be printed on all diagrams.
Best regards,
Gustav
You could create a ShapeSheet-Cell in the User-defined Cells Section, where you put any information.
You could try setting one of the Document Properties (such as Description or Tags).
THE MANUAL STEPS
In Visio 2010 this would be File > Options > Properties
Create draw a simple rectangle and then insert a field by using Insert > Field and selecting the name of the Document Property. These are all found in the Document Info category. Curiously "Tags" in the Document properties is called "Keywords" in the Field dialog.
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I want to create pdf in Xamarin form and want to render string data in table structure. How I can achieve this.
I suggest to use Syncfusion Xamarin.Forms PDF in order to achieve your requirement
https://help.syncfusion.com/file-formats/pdf/working-with-tables
https://www.syncfusion.com/pdf-framework/xamarin
Any further queries, contact the support
https://www.syncfusion.com/forums
In Xamarin.Forms, you can use HTML to PDF to generate your document:
https://www.pdftron.com/documentation/xamarin/guides/conversion/html-to-pdf/android/
https://www.pdftron.com/documentation/xamarin/guides/conversion/html-to-pdf/ios/
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I have a Word document in which I need to use form fields (populating list entries through VBA). Before handing over the Word document to the end user I have to restrict editing on form fields (Developer - Restrict Editing). But it is restricting the whole document for editing and the user cannot even edit remaining fields in the document.
I have tried stop protecting whole document but that exposes form fields to the user. Also drop-downs don't work on form fields if I don't protect the document.
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it is restricting the whole document for editing and the user cannot even edit remaining fields in the document
If those 'other fields' are formfields and you use 'filling in forms' editing restrictions, the editing restrictions do not prevent access to the 'other fields'. And if some other content not using formfields requires user access, you can insert a Section break before & after that content, then leave that Section unprotected when applying the 'filling in forms' editing restrictions.
The same approach works with content controls also.
Note, however, you should not use formfields and content controls in the same document. They weren't designed for use that way and trying to do so is a known source of problems.
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I have created a custom list with 3 below columns.
Name(Single line of text)
Approved(Radio Yes/No)
Comments(Multiple line of text)
I have changed the default forms and on Create new item form, i am displaying Name and Approve fields, here users create a new item using this form. Now on Edit Item form I want to display comments field only when the value in field Approved is No. I've heard that there is some xsl way, please let me know if you have any idea on this or any other way to do this. Thanks.
You could use sharepoint manager.Foreach column there is a Show in edit form. Set this to false for all fields apart from your comments field. However be sure you don't hide a required field!!
Hope this helps
Cheers
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I am trying to generate read only pdf's with latex and I am having difficulty finding the best solution. I looked at pdftek but what are other options?
If you want truly read-only pdf's you can do what law firms do and print out the document then scan it back to a pdf.
PDF is an open format and given the right tools you can take it apart and pull out any images and any text. That being said you can add security permissions using the pdftk tool. If you encrypt it you can set permissions (like disabling editing and disabling printing)
See pdftk and permissions in the man page.
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How to create org charts in vb.net?
Draw your own, using boxes and lines in the graphics paint method?
If you have Visio, then you could use Automation to create an org chart in Visio.
Get a copy of Microsoft Office and fire up Visio. Drag and drop to your heart's content. Why reinvent the wheel?
You could look at our component mentioned in the link above :
demos # http://www.orgchartcomponent.com/demo.aspx and download the samples from else where on the site!
The easiest way is to use the TreeView control.
It has several limitations for writing an org chart (no way to do double reporting or matrix
organizations), but if the org you want to represent is hierarchical, it is OK.
It does not require any type of extension like Visio or creating your own graphics: this is the main reason for which I used it in my application.
Draw appropriate icons to represente the various level of organization and do extensive use of tooltips to make it more usable. It can be easily put in a SQL DB.
Main source for information with several good examples:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.treeview(v=VS.100).aspx