Earlier this week I was helping one of our customers customise their Xrev Transmit Document Transmittal template to match their office standards. \u00a0In doing so it required that I include some of the “content controls” or “merge fields” of the template in the header of the document.<\/p>\n
After some testing I realised that the fields located in the header or footer were not correctly being substituted with the parameter information from Revit. \u00a0After a quick word to our developer, he discovered the cause of the issue and resolved it.\u00a0 The 1.2.13 build will now allow you to locate the fields within a header or footer of the word template.<\/strong><\/p>\n For those that have already purchased Xrev Transmit. \u00a0BREAKING NEWS! We are rewarding all our early adopters! \u00a0We have decided that Xrev Transmit PRO will no longer be a separate product. \u00a0Instead we will integrate these features directly into Xrev Transmit. \u00a0Naturally as the functionality increases in the future, prices will need to adjust accordingly. \u00a0But as you’ve already purchased you don’t need to pay any more, just keep your subscription current!<\/p>\n Features to be integrated include:<\/p>\n Earlier this week I was helping one of our customers customise their Xrev Transmit Document Transmittal template to match their office standards. \u00a0In doing so it required that I include some of the “content controls” or “merge fields” of the … Continue reading \n