Installing Aligned Elements Web Server
  • Elements SPA Installation
  • Preparing the Windows Server
    • Before you get started
    • Install and Configure SQL Server for Aligned Elements
    • Install .NET 4.8
    • Install/Activate the IIS
    • Enable ASP.NET 4.5/4.6/4.7
    • Optional: IIS Always running part 1
    • Installing Web Platform Installer and Web deploy
    • Install URL Rewrite Module
    • Install IIS Crypto to disable Weak Ciphers and Protocols
  • Deploying the Aligned Elements Web Solution
    • Install the Aligned Elements Web Server Package
    • Setting HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)
    • Optional: Open Ports in the Network on Azure hosted Virtual Machines
    • Optional: Get a SSL certificate from Let’s Encrypt
    • Binding your SSL certificate to the Aligned Elements web site
    • Creating the „Temp“ and „Files“ directories
    • Remove stdole.dll from bin directory
    • Move ElementsSPA.xml from the "App_Data" folder to the "bin" folder
    • Add the Aligned Elements License Files
    • Set the necessary security permissions for directories
    • Optional: IIS Always running part 2
    • Install necessary Unicode Font
    • Install and Configure File Server Resource Manager
  • Configure Application Options in web.config
    • Configure Application Options in web.config
    • Set the Server and connection string
    • Always Require SSL
    • Referring to the Project Templates
    • Email Configuration
    • Word Add-in Configuration and deployment
      • Distribute an Add-in using the Office 365 admin center
      • Distribute the Add-in using sideloading for Windows
      • Distribute the Add-in using sideloading for Mac
    • Optional: Integration of the Aligned Elements Automation Tool
      • Importing Dashboards with Rename using the Automation Script
    • Optional: Enabling Active Directory Integration
  • Optional: Configuration of AI Features
  • Optional: Enable editing of Configuration Sections from the UI
  • Create an Initial User
    • Option 1: Aligned Elements Projects already exist
    • Option 2: New Web server, no Aligned Elements Projects exist
  • Upgrading the Aligned Elements Web Server
    • Upgrading a Server
  • Troubleshooting
    • Generic Server Error
    • Missing version of stdole.dll
    • Missing Dependencies for Txic.dll
    • Error shown: Could not load file or assembly “System.Net.Http”
    • 500 Internal Server Error
    • Error when trying to start application
    • The server is not starting after upgrading to v2.5 SP 4 Part 1
    • The server is not starting after upgrading to v2.5 SP 4 Part II
    • Load a project works but when clicking on a design Item, you are re-directed to the login
    • The application cannot connect to the license server
    • The urls in email notifications are incorrect/missing port information
    • Missing Font
    • Mismatch of server name between Windows-client and Web.
  • Cannot upload Templates
  • Running 'ElementsSPAPackage.deploy.cmd' closes the Command-Prompt window
  • Web.config Settings
    • Settings of the Web.config
  • Configuring Aligned Elements
    • Introduction to rvt templates
    • Type Info Element
    • Compulsory Trace Holders Element
  • Attributes Element
    • String Attribute
    • Enum Attribute
    • Rich Text Attribute
    • Dynamic List Attribute
    • Multiselect Attribute
    • Enum User Attribute
    • Date Time Attribute
    • Boolean Attribute (Checkbox)
    • Int Attribute
    • Double Attribute
    • Int Range Attribute
    • File Attribute
    • Table Attribute
    • Traced Objects Attribute
    • Approval Attribute
  • Trace Holders Element
  • Positive Cues Element
  • Validation Rules Element
    • Traced To Rule
    • Traced From Rule
    • Illegal Trace To Rule
    • Illegal Trace From Rule
    • Obsolete Linked Trace Rule
    • Suspect Trace Rule
    • Missing Execution In TestRun Rule
    • Incoming Suspect Trace Rule
    • Object In File Rule
    • Objects In File Up To Date Rule
    • Not Reviewed Rule
    • Object In Completed Signature Rule
    • Has Open Issue Rule
    • Related Attribute Value Rule
    • Date Overdue Rule
    • Executed From Last Revision Rule
    • Signature Missing Rule
    • Linked Attribute Value Rule
    • Objects In File Not Reviewed Rule
  • Attribute Workflows
    • Sign Action
    • Email Action
    • Set Attribute Action
    • Copy File Action
    • Lock Action
    • Unlock Action
    • Generate Object Action
    • Add PDF Footer
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  1. Attributes Element

Rich Text Attribute

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The RichTextAttribute allows the user to create rich text content. Rich text includes text in different colors, fonts and font sizes, images, bullet point- and numbered lists, hyperlinks, tables and more.

Example

XML Syntax

<RichTextAttribute Name="Description"> 
  <Template>Calibri11.rtf</Template>
</RichTextAttribute>

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XML Attributes

Template

Defines the rich text style for a RichTextAttribute such a font family, font size, line height etc. It is specified in the rtf file and needs to exist on the same folder level as the rvt file in which the attribute is used.

Inserting Rich Text attributes in Word Documents

When a RichTextAttribute value is inserted into a Word document, the content is displayed with the font family and font sizes used in the saved attribute value. The style does not adapt to the target word documents styles (as opposed to the behavior of the StringAttribute).

How to decide on a font family and font size

Therefore, the font family and font size defined in the .rft template shall correspond to the font family and font size used as Normal style in the organization's/customer's Master Word Template.