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Change Hight of Lines in Document Pages
Jaana
Member Posts: 28
Hi there,
As far as I can see there is no chance to set a default minimum hight for the Lines FastTab in pages of the type document? If you don't minimize all the other tabs, there is nearly no space left to put in Items etc.
I suppose, this is all part of the design and we can't do anything? :?
Cheers, Jaana
As far as I can see there is no chance to set a default minimum hight for the Lines FastTab in pages of the type document? If you don't minimize all the other tabs, there is nearly no space left to put in Items etc.
I suppose, this is all part of the design and we can't do anything? :?
Cheers, Jaana
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can u give some examples for document type pages?
-Mohana
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And you are right - currently you can't.
I know it doesn't help you right now, but in SP1 - you will be able to.
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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