I have the exact file path/folder I want selected in the print output for all of my programs, but it keeps changing on me. It seems to always default to the location of the previous program I ran, and I have to manually select the correct output folder each time I print the report. The filename and the index number, however, are always correct. It's just the destination that keeps changing. It does not change if I keep the same program open and run it multiple times. It only changes when I close the current program and open a new one. Does anyone else have this issue? I have a network drive selected as the output destination. Does that have anything to do with it?
Is this the only thing that you set in your PC-DMIS environment that 'reverts' from what you set it to be? As a test, attempt changing the folder path for your probefiles, close the software, then open it back up. If the path has reverted back to what was originally set, you need to have the software 'run as administrator', otherwise I would suggest having your IT group 'repair' the software. The repair mechanism is performed when attempting a re-install without having uninstalled the software.
Thank you, I will try that. I'm still fairly new and our IT Department is pretty much just one guy and he's the vice president of the company. So he has more important things to deal with than my slight inconvenience. I have a feeling it's been like this for years, but my predecessor never questioned it.
Is this the only thing that you set in your PC-DMIS environment that 'reverts' from what you set it to be? As a test, attempt changing the folder path for your probefiles, close the software, then open it back up. If the path has reverted back to what was originally set, you need to have the software 'run as administrator', otherwise I would suggest having your IT group 'repair' the software. The repair mechanism is performed when attempting a re-install without having uninstalled the software.
Thank you, I will try that. I'm still fairly new and our IT Department is pretty much just one guy and he's the vice president of the company. So he has more important things to deal with than my slight inconvenience. I have a feeling it's been like this for years, but my predecessor never questioned it.
