Wed, 2023-09-27 16:00
2 Questions
1. When I Export model information as... in Express, the report shows an object attribute Title but I cannot find this attribute to update it. It seems to repeat the information in the Link attribute. Any suggestions where to change this information (I have some long links and really would like to edit the title)
2. Is anyone aware of a way to export a model graphic with the link attribute active? I would like to make a .pdf file of my model and have the links active so that someone could click on the link and go to the linked location.
Any help would be appreciated.
rgds
Donald Dillon
Tags: aris express
Hi Donald,
Regarding your first question:
Since Express 2.2, the link attributes contains two parts: the link to the destination, and a title. In Express, both are maintained together...
...but lists in the PDF export as two attributes.
Regarding your second question:
This is a known requirement in our list... we will discuss what we can do abou this. I guess you already received a mail from a colleague of mine about that.
Bye,
Frank
Hi,
I would like to refer to Donalds 2nd Question. I would like to present my Models, which are containing many links to others who don't use ARIS EXPRESS. These users should also be able to follow the embedded links, have you made any progress in solving this with a .pdf File?
Is it furthermore somehow possible to insert html links? If so, the first question also applies to html links.
If it is not possible for Aris Express, is there any "Professional" Software in your sortiment which could be used to generate models that are equipped with links (html Links?) and may be presented in other formats like .pdf?
However, apart from these points i am really satisfied with Aris Express, it is a great tool, keep on that way.
Regards, Martin
Hello
Our community of ARIS Express practionners would be very pleased to have the link attribute "active" when translated to PDF. Many of us want to hook some templates or procedures to the process objects. Any news?
Regards, Thierry