Way 1: You can utilize a text editor like Notepad. Once launching Notepad, select Print from the File menu and then select the Microsoft Print to PDF option. Way 2: Right-click the RPT file in File Explorer, select Print from the drop-down menu and then choose the Microsoft Print to PDF.I also have quite a few Access reports for various modules, but not too many for workorders. However my RTM Traveler that we use is very modified! If I can modify an RTM to have the information that I want I much prefer it, as it is easier on the users. I did successfully add the weight to the traveler. To do this, in the traveler you are trying to modify, add a "DB TEXT" field for the data and a "LABEL" field for the data label. Over on the left hand side, in the properties section, double click on the datafield under Data. įiguring out what fields are available in a RTM is a great challenge, one I have already complained about. Using the Data Files arrow, scroll to MTICMSTR, and choose. Usually I just plow ahead and add a field to the RTM that I want and see if it works. Sometimes you can look at the fields already there and see some that are in the data file you are looking for. In this case I see some fields in the traveler header that begin with MTIC (Drawing, Rev) so I assume that the MTICMSTR table is available.
Nothing I love more than necro-ing an 11 year old thread. I am learning most of my RTM editing through trial and error.
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