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Why use Office 2010? I worked on Office 2013 32bit and now with 2019 64 bits and it works on both systems.
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In BI Publisher go to the report properties. Go to the Font Mapping tab. The font you want to use has to be there else it will use the default font. https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/12211/bip/BIPAD/GUID-1EBF6921-41D4-4DB7-90A3-BB0EF1FD534C.htm#BIPAD333
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Hi Sagar, I've changed your XML and it works then. Don't know if that's the solution?
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Do you mean using HTML output in reports? If so check out this: https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/12212/bip/BIPRD/GUID-4E701E73-E8EB-4CE3-898E-7B7BFFA8F547.htm#BIPRD2299 Else could you drop a more detailed example? (XML, RTF)
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Have a look at: https://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/quick-quips-on-qr-codes and/or http://idautomation.blogspot.com/2013/05/integrating-qr-codes-into-oracle-bi.html
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<?if: start_condition ='Payment'?>Value 1, Value 2 etc<? end if?> <?if: start_condition!='Payment'?>Value<?end if?>
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Wouldn't a IF statement after the first for-each do the trick?
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If you want to catch this in the RTF you can use this code in the field. <?if: FIELDNAME='Application Support Analyst'?>Type Arabic text here<?end if?> When you will be having more lines you want to translate you could use this: <?xdofx:if FIELDNAME='Application Suupport Analyst' then 'ARABIC TEXT HERE' else if…
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Hello, I think would use a IF function for it in the report (if the fields toe be translated are returning values). Else try to do it in the data model, but I think the Arabic is a font thing so the report would be better. But I don't have experience with the Arabic font/language. Good luck. Greets, Ron
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Hi Arun, Do you have an example on how you managed to get the output full sized? I would say create a RTF layout using the correct printing label layout and fill the label with the desired field. See http://Youtube Word label i have added a example. Think that should do the trick. Greets, Ron
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I have uploaded a screenshot. (edit: upload didn't work. Here is the image) You can view the templates as a list (default is thumbnails). You can select the output layouts you want to be available and the default output. Think that is what you meant? Greets, Ron
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Hi, I think you can find the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1328538/how-do-i-escape-ampersands-in-xml-so-they-are-rendered-as-entities-in-html Good luck. Kind regards, Ron
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Hello Niclas, We can tell you to create a for-each based on the phones and one for the director, but i think it is best to practice and learn first before trying things you are not familiar with. Have a look at: https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/12211/bip/BIPRD/GUID-25D3CE26-AD11-4A0D-956B-BC2FA5D1E172.htm#BIPRD3404…
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Hello Antoine, If the report wokrs when you load your XML but it doesn't when you run it from the server I would say the server doens't give output for those fields. Check the output from the server to see if the XML is different from the one you used to test. Good luck. Grts, Ron
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Always handy to have this cheatsheet at hand. Greets, Ron
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Sometimes we overlook the simple anwsers, so have you tried to set the page Size under the Word ribbon Layout - Size? Good luck. Greets, Ron