The PDF and the editor used to lay letters out differently. Tables lost their lines, blank lines and spacing changed, and pages broke in different places, so a letter that fitted on one page in the editor could run onto two in the PDF. Most fonts also printed in a generic face.

What Changed

• Tables keep their lines, grey header row, text size and width. A table that doesn't fit on a page moves to the next page whole instead of splitting.
• The space under a full-width letterhead header matches the editor.
• Blank lines from Shift+Enter at the end of a paragraph are kept.
• Long words and web addresses wrap at the margin instead of running off the page.
• Pages break in the same places as in the editor.
• Letterhead headers and footers print in the same font and size as in the editor.

Fonts

Arial, Helvetica, Courier New and Times New Roman print as before. Georgia, Garamond, Impact, Segoe UI, Tahoma, Trebuchet MS and Verdana now print in a close free lookalike instead of a generic font, so a long line may wrap slightly differently from the editor. This applies to report PDFs too.

Also Improved

• Client picker on letters and documents shows the client's photo and preferred name, and the name is no longer cut off.
• Reports and Letters lists show clinician and client names in full.
• Greyed-out editor toolbar buttons look unavailable instead of pressed.
• The episode status badge on letter and report headers is smaller, so it no longer covers the episode dates.