Print the Model 

Use

You can print the diagram of the model level currently displayed or you can print a document containing selected levels, together with notes, subdiagrams and other documentation.

Prerequisites

Your model is displayed on the Design board.

Procedure

To print the diagram currently displayed:

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       1.      Choose Model → Print. A “printer-friendly” version of the diagram is generated and displayed.

       2.      From the dialog-box menu, choose File → Print. The standard Windows Print dialog box is displayed.

       3.      Click Print.

 

To print the model documentation and diagrams:

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       1.      Choose Tools → Documentation Wizard. The Documentation Wizard is displayed.

       2.      In the Source model level  field, choose the model level or iView whose documentation you want to print.

       3.      From the Include indocumentation  list, choose which items to print:

INDENT TABLE

Option	Description
Top-level Design-board diagrams only	Prints the diagram(s) displayed on the Design board.
Model elements and properties	Prints information about the model (for example, the iView name, author, last modified date, user-defined hyperlink and user defined notes). In addition, it prints a table listing the elements belonging to the model component, and properties of those elements. If the component has no lower-level elements, the table does not appear.
Statistics	A section at the end of the document that provides the following model statistics: Total Diagrams, Total Definitions, Total Property Values, Average Definitions per Diagram, Average Properties per Element.
Index	Adds an alphabetized index of model elements to the document.
All Design-board diagrams	Prints all diagrams of component levels below that displayed on the Design board.

 

LISTCONTIf none of these options are selected, the printed documentation includes a heading per model, module, page, and iView node in the model hierarchy, a table of contents, and a description under each heading. (You write the object descriptions in the Configure Element task panel, in the Comments field.)

       4.      Click Generate. The document is displayed in a new browser window.

BULLETS2To save a permanent copy of the document, choose File → Save As in the new browser window. The file is saved in HTML format.

To print the document, choose File → Print in the new browser window.