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Dave
I have an Access application that exports data to Project 2K and
generates a series of Gantt gifs using EditCopyPicture. Because the
gifs must fit on a printable page, they cannot be more than 15 rows
high given the row height in my tables. This means that a Gantt with
30 rows is output as 2 separate gifs, each displaying 15 rows.
I have just added dependency lines and have discovered that, if a
dependency line originates at a milestone in one gif and terminates at
a milestone in a different gif, it does not display in either gif (but
it does display normally in the Project file itself; lines originating
and terminating within the same gif also display correctly).
Has anybody seen this before, and does anybody have a suggestion as to
how I might be able to deal with it?
Thanks
Dave
generates a series of Gantt gifs using EditCopyPicture. Because the
gifs must fit on a printable page, they cannot be more than 15 rows
high given the row height in my tables. This means that a Gantt with
30 rows is output as 2 separate gifs, each displaying 15 rows.
I have just added dependency lines and have discovered that, if a
dependency line originates at a milestone in one gif and terminates at
a milestone in a different gif, it does not display in either gif (but
it does display normally in the Project file itself; lines originating
and terminating within the same gif also display correctly).
Has anybody seen this before, and does anybody have a suggestion as to
how I might be able to deal with it?
Thanks
Dave