Retain contract format when printing
When the contract is printed, a lot of the formatting like columns, indentations, font size is lost when printed. This makes it very difficult for parents to read their printed contract if they need to refer to it.
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- Feb 10 2016
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Tables functionality on print contracts
Merged BB added html functionality to the contract text, which allows for tables, ordered lists, etc. However, when printing contracts, these tables are not supported and tables do no show. It would be great if this was a added function, so when printing...0
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Allow formatting from contract text fields to cary forward to printed contract.
Merged State law in CT requires certain items on the contract be displayed in a certain font size and weight. HTML text fields display formatting correctly on the screen but don't carry forward to the printed contract. Thanks.0
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Keep formatting of fee schedule when printing contracts.
Merged We like the formatting of the fee schedule in contracts when viewing them online. The block has shadows and definition, which makes the block easier to read and understand. However, when you print the contract, the styling is lost and only the tex...0
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This is exactly why schools will be moving to Clarity for contracts. Blackbaud should care about this and fix it. Its unacceptable. Schools don't seem to be a priority for blackbaud unfortunately.
Formatting of the contract when printed needs addressing. The printed version of a contract looks nothing like the original that was signed by the parent and is very confusing to read. It also looks very unprofessional. Please make this a priority.
Clearly this has not been a priority since it was first suggested in 2017 and it is still an issue. If the editing tools include a bulleted list, then it should print as a bulleted list. If it includes a table tool, then it should print as a table. Why is this still an issue?
I agree. This should be a priority.
I am in agreement. The print view needs to look just like the review area the parents have for the contract. Otherwise it does not reflect an official contract in any way.....
I completely agree. Parents wouldn't read the easy to read contract, much less read a contract where all of the verbiage is clumped together.
PLEASE MAKE THIS A PRIORITY. This make us look very unprofessional to a prospective or current parents. We this fix ASAP. I can't even make the contract view with justify format. It's ridiculous that the parent can't view the actual format it should look like. VERY DIFFICULT TO READ!!!
Please make this a priority. Thank you.