Visio To Pdf

In Visio, you have the option to create an organizational chart via a Wizard and "an ODBC-compliant data source". After clicking on our Smartsheets connector, I can select the correct sheet. Yet, visio is unable to "read names from ODBC data source". Can anyone assist?

As a pretty heavy duty Visio user, I tried the filter. Suffice it to say it has a long way to go in order to handle moderately complex drawings. It pretty much choked on an isometric cube visio shape so I suspect it chokes on shapes from June the 2nd Iso stencil.

Visio To Pdf

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Reading the document below, I see Visio Plan 1 is Visio Web that I don't expect to leave any installer evidence. Then, you have the non-subscription versions that are the classical "on prem" versions, Standard or Professional... Finally, I see the Visio Plan 2 that seems to installable on your computer but that does not show any edition... wouldn't be these Vision For 365 16 not be installations of visio plan 2.

Another thing I would ask is how did you install office and visio? Did you use click to runtime for the office and script in your install for visio? As Well as check the driver for the printer and ensure it is functioning properly, windows 10 does a pretty good job at updating those to match software if needed. however, nothing is perfect.

It still stands to me to reason if you are having issues with the visio program printing to that printer, and you can use the same computer to print a pdf file to the printer. That to me points to the install of the Visio, Sometimes repair doesn't always work. If you can reinstall Visio completely. If you're not using the 32bit verison I would recommend trying that one as well.

I would even go as far as when you uninstall, remove the reg key for it. If you go that route it is a good idea to export that key first. However if you have a computer where visio is printing to the plotter printer, and same operating system. I would also try exporting that and writing over the reg key on the system it is not working on.

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