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Report Services Document Analysis Guide - MicroStrategy

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Analyzing <strong>Document</strong>s in Desktop <strong>Report</strong> <strong>Services</strong> <strong>Document</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

• Save the Flash file, by clicking Save. Name and save the file. Do not<br />

change the file type. You are returned to the <strong>Document</strong> Editor.<br />

To<br />

activate the links in the document, if the document is exported<br />

to an MHT file, end users must add the folder containing the<br />

stand-alone Flash document to the list of Trusted locations in the<br />

Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager.<br />

Exporting a document to a PDF file<br />

Export a document to a PDF, so that you can distribute the <strong>MicroStrategy</strong><br />

data in PDF format. PDF format retains the data structure and formatting of<br />

the document, so that the document still looks professional. The clarity and<br />

ease of analysis is preserved as well. You can view the PDF on any device with<br />

a PDF reader, such as another computer, a Linux machine, a Nook, or a<br />

Kindle.<br />

PDF files also allow you to send the data in the easiest possible way, by<br />

emailing it, while retaining the structure and formatting of the document.<br />

For example, you send out monthly updates about your company's financial<br />

data to a group of shareholders. Emailing the PDF of the document means<br />

that the shareholders receive a professionally formatted document with<br />

clean, clear information every time, without extra work from the document<br />

designer or administrator. If you set up subscriptions, the PDF is sent<br />

automatically on the correct day of the month. (For information on<br />

subscriptions, see Subscribing to documents using <strong>MicroStrategy</strong><br />

Distribution <strong>Services</strong>, page 128.)<br />

Exporting a multi-layout document to a PDF file<br />

A multi-layout document contains multiple documents, each in its own<br />

layout, but the layouts are generated into a single PDF document. If a<br />

document contains multiple layouts, tabs are displayed at the top of the<br />

screen in PDF View. (See Layouts, page 23 for a further description and<br />

example.)<br />

When you export a multi-layout document to a PDF file, each layout starts on<br />

a new page. You can instead choose to export only the current layout, instead<br />

of all layouts. (The current layout is the layout selected in PDF View.)<br />

If<br />

the PDF will be viewed on a Kindle or Nook, you should expand all<br />

layouts so that the Kindle or Nook user can view all the data.<br />

36 Exporting documents © 2012 <strong>MicroStrategy</strong>, Inc.

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