Erasing the borders between particular cells in a table can be useful for creating a more visually appealing table layout or for merging cells together to create a combined cell. It can also be done to improve readability or formatting of the table.
Base don my experience with PowerPoint, I know that you will have to save to the PPT format instead of PPTX. PPTX is the new version used by the Office package and it might not be compatible with the older versions, but as long as you save to PPT, you will have the possibility to open it in previous versions as well. You will find in Jasperactive the same thing as I said here.
To save a database as a database template to re-use it for later projects, simply go to File then Save & Publish then under the Save Database As, click Template.
In the Create New Template from This Database you will have to fill various stuff.
For additional information on how to configure the required fields, access this link that will lead you to the Microsoft's website.
You have to consult the in-app help for the tutorial you're learning because there is nothing available on the official website for this. The developers don't allow public users to take advantage of the available Help.
If you also have any questions about it, contact them through the following email: [email protected]
To insert a page number in a shape located in the lower right third of a document in Jasperactive for Windows, you would use the "Page Number" option.
Erasing the borders between particular cells in a table can be useful for creating a more visually appealing table layout or for merging cells together to create a combined cell. It can also be done to improve readability or formatting of the table.
Base don my experience with PowerPoint, I know that you will have to save to the PPT format instead of PPTX. PPTX is the new version used by the Office package and it might not be compatible with the older versions, but as long as you save to PPT, you will have the possibility to open it in previous versions as well. You will find in Jasperactive the same thing as I said here.
To save a database as a database template to re-use it for later projects, simply go to File then Save & Publish then under the Save Database As, click Template.
In the Create New Template from This Database you will have to fill various stuff.
For additional information on how to configure the required fields, access this link that will lead you to the Microsoft's website.
You have to consult the in-app help for the tutorial you're learning because there is nothing available on the official website for this. The developers don't allow public users to take advantage of the available Help.
If you also have any questions about it, contact them through the following email: [email protected]