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I didn't see the email. Do you want Bob to have all the fun?

It actually looks like the text gets converted from italicized to regular text during the copy/paste into Word, not in the QC report itself.

Yes, that is correct, and every browser is behaving differently. Our favorite browser is Chrome. There are no formatting problems in Chrome, especially when the window has been resized first to a portrait format.
Copying from Firefox is the worst, tables aren't displaying properly, the font changes to Times Roman and italic font gets converted for both, table and figure captions.
IE preserves italics in tables but not in figure captions.

I'll check the filters involved and to see if a change of the filters or an upgrade to the browser or Word is to blame for the changed behavior.

It appears that IE has problems applying the correct CSS style if it's an inherited style.
The caption text is part of a div element that's a child of another div like this:

<div style="font-style: italic">
  <div>
     Caption Text
  </div>
</div>

If I move the font styling from the parent div to the child div the pasted text preserves the style in Word. As a work-around I'll have to modify the CSS of our filter accordingly. This will work as expected:

<div>
  <div style="font-style: italic">
     Caption Text
  </div>
</div>

Obviously, this is an IE bug and IE should handle our QC report output correctly.

The following filter has been updated in order to preserve the font-style in captions when pasting the QC report into Word:

• CDR335169: Module: STYLE Default

This is ready for review on DEV.

This filter change was also part of the Einstein filter changes as R14575 and is on production.

~juther, is it OK to close this ticket? The change was put on PROD as part of Einstein.

This isn't working properly on PROD. The captions are italicized in the QC report in my browser, but that is lost when the report is copied/pasted into Word (before running the macro).

I will have to visit you tomorrow and then we'll have to figure out why this is working for me but not for you. Maybe you need a new laptop. :-)

This was working properly for patient summaries but not for HP summaries. I've made some minor changes to the following filter:

• CDR0000339576.xml - Module: InLine Markup Formatter

This is ready for review on DEV and QA.

Verified on DEV.

I've updated the filter on QA and on STAGE. Please double-check before I'll move the filter changes to PROD.

Verified on STAGE.

I don't think this is related, but in case it is, you may remember that we noticed that the images are now right-justified with the title of the image right-justified beneath them and a blue box to the left of and below the image. I suspect we'll want a separate issue to address that, but let's discuss this in our meeting today.

I forgot about that issue but now I remember.
The image title display beneath the image is a result of the browser window size and the changes to fix this problem. Depending on how important the new issue is to everyone I can try to fix is as part of this issue. However, since the italics fix is ready to go to PROD you may instead want to create a new ticket to have the image title display modified again.

I'll add a separate ticket. Let's promote this change.

The following filter is on PROD:

• R14270: Module: STYLE Default (CDR339576)

The following filter has been copied to PROD:

• R14858: Module: InLine Markup Formatter (CDR339576)

Please verify on PROD and close this ticket.

Verified on PROD.