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--- variable:tmsspdfcolorhdr [2022/01/24 23:21] – [TMSSPDFCOLORHDR] Scott Cunliffe
+++ variable:tmsspdfcolorhdr [2025/01/21 22:07] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 The [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] ''TMSSPDFCOLORHDR'' will set the color for all report headers.
-If used in conjunction with the Report-ID, eg TMSSPDFCOLORHDR100, it will override the global color set for that report.  For example TMSS10MoveList produces three reports (Report 117, 118 and 119), setting TMSSPDFCOLORHDR to red and TMSSPDFCOLORHDR117 to blue would produce a PDF report with 117 with a blue title bar, 118 and 119 having a red title bar.
+If used in conjunction with the Report-ID, eg TMSSPDFCOLORHDR100, it will override the global color set for that report.  For example TMSS10MoveList produces three reports (Report 117, 118 and 119), setting TMSSPDFCOLORHDR to red and TMSSPDFCOLORHDR117 to blue would produce a PDF report 117 with a blue title bar, 118 and 119 with a red title bar.
 ===== Example =====
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 ==== Windows Command Line ====
-<code>set TMSSPDFCOLORHDR=FF0000</code>
+<code>set TMSSPDFCOLORHDR=FF0000
+set TMSSPDFCOLORHDR100=0066CC
+</code>
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 <code>
 $env:TMSSPDFCOLORHDR = "FF0000"
+$env:TMSSPDFCOLORHDR100 = "0066CC"
+</code>
+==== Linux ====
+<code>
+export TMSSPDFCOLORHDR="FF0000"
+export TMSSPDFCOLORHDR100="0066CC"
 </code>
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