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 ====== Standard Report ======
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 Scan&Solve will prompt for a destination, generate the report, and open your web browser to view the output.
-===== Customizing Report =====
+====== Customizing Report ======
 Scan&Solve uses template files to construct the web-ready reports when the **[Report]** button is clicked in the View tab. These template files, located in the installation directory, are read by Scan&Solve and the output files are generated based on the contents of the templates. The templates use a simple format that may be easily modified to suit a particular end user application. The only tool required is Microsoft’s Notepad or a similar text editor.
-==== Template File Format ====
+===== Template File Format =====
 One of two different templates is used depending on the current view setting. Advanced view uses **AdvancedReportTemplate.html**, the simplified view uses **SimplifiedReportTemplate.html**. The content of these files looks something like the following (Color and Descriptions added):
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   * //DGRMM// --danger level using modified Mohr
-==== Editing the Templates ====
+===== Editing the Templates =====
 Before editing a report template, make a backup copy in case of errors or problems. Edit the desired template as follows:
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   - When finished, save the template file in the installation directory.
-==== Examples ====
+===== Examples =====
 These two examples depict the output arising from sequences of template code. Refer to the previous section for more details on the specific keywords and their parameters.
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+==== Detail 1 ====
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 Template code on the left gives rise to the output on the right. HTML code is output directly to the report file unchanged. Scan&Solve code is interpreted by the Scan&Solve plugin to produce the output shown on the right. This example introduces the use of the //##SCREENSHOT// keyword and the generation of a table using the //##PROPERTYTABLE// keyword.
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+==== Detail 2 ====
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