Part of view blocked after publishing

[BenLoosli]

In CreoView 2.0 publishing, we are publishing a WF4 drawing that has shaded
views on sheet 2. One of the views has what appears to be a masking of the
geometry from view bounds of the other view. Item callouts in that portion of
the drawing show fine, just some part details are blocked out. I opened the part
in WF4 and the view bound is NOT covering the other view in the area blocked on
the drawing. We are publishing to PDF. Has anyone seen similar behavior
before?

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[llie]

Ben,

Can you please clarify the exact steps you are taking to publish a WF4
drawing? I take it that since you are on WF4, you are not using Windchill
PDMLink.

Are you opening the drawing directly in Creo View 2 and then printing to
PDF?
or
Do you have the Creo View 2 adapter integrated in WF4 and publishing from
the File menu in WF4?



Lance Lie
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[BenLoosli]

Lance,

We are on Windchill 10.0m040. I deleted the existing published object, refreshed the screen and click on the blank image placeholder of the drawing info page which submits the file to the publishing engine.

Ben