for 32 bit Windows it’s only C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile.Create the folder, restart the application server and verify if the problem is resolved. Error: 424 – Object requiredĪ solution that worked for us in many cases is to create a “Desktop” folder under C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile or C:\Windows\SysWOW64\config\systemprofile. If you check the RPE/RDNG log files you may observe error an entry like this one: Error loading document. If macros do not execute when running from the RPE Web Services or Rational DOORS Next Generation that is most likely caused by Word automation not functioning properly. Updated 2015.07.31: corrected and added System32 vs SysWOW64 details. The advantage is that it is global and that it kicks in only as needed.Īuthor Dragos Cojocari Posted on 3 Categories Rational, Rational Publishing Engine, Tips&Tricks, Troubleshooting, Word/Office Tags Allow tables to extend into margins, autofint to window, fit tables, large table, table cell break, table width, tables, word, word break 1 Comment on Allow tables to extend into margins Executing Word Macros from WebSphere/Tomcat running as NT Services “Allow tables to extend into margins” is in a way a smart document level version of the table’s “autofit to content” property. The example stylesheet is attached: emptyStylesheet
Then generate it again but this time use the attached stylesheet and this time you will notice that the table fits the page margins. doc format) that contains a large table that overflow the page borders.
The RPE test is really simple: generate a document ( in. NOTE: the page width is finite so you can craft very large tables for which the columns will be resized beyond the point they are usable ( i.e. From what I observed Word uses more aggressive column resize algorithm which includes breaking cell content in the middle of words. With this property disabled Microsoft Word will use a different algorithm when resizing tables, one in which the page widths acts as a soft cap for the table width. This property is disabled for newly created documents but old ones have it enabled which I assume it’s done for compatibility reasons. Untick this option for better fitted tables The location is slightly misleading as you’d expect the properties here apply to the Word installation but that’s not the case, many are actually document properties. You can access this property from File->Options->Advanced under the compatibility options. “Allow tables to extend into margins” is a Microsoft Word property that I have recently discovered and has the potential of addressing a lot of formatting issues with large (wide) tables.
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