The workaround is to use the Edit.Rename sheet command to edit sheet name in a dialog. If you try to rename a sheet (page) within in the navigator, Prism will crash.Read an overview of Prism scripting, and then read the details of scripting exporting here. You can write a script that initiates the export and sets all the options. These are either defaults we baked into Prism, or defaults you set (by checking the option at the bottom to make your choices for one graph the default for future exports of that format). Of course, different choices are shown depending on which image format you choose.Įxporting still works. The red box in the screenshot below shows what is missing. The export dialog does not show the bottom portion where you set resolution, color depth, etc. We have not done extensive testing with Prism 6.0h, but it launches fine and we only know of these problems. That will select and use the custom color. First click in the toolbar within the color picker, then click on the custom color, and finally press the Enter key. But it is possible to choose a custom color with some extra steps. Just drag the navigator to be wider.Īnother problem: The MacOS 10.13.2 update introduced a new problem, making it impossible to click on the custom colors. The titles of sheets in the navigator can be poorly displayed with missing spaces.Export problem as shown below for Prism 6.We have tested Prism 7.0c carefully with High Sierra 10.13 and know of two problems, both fixed in 7.0d: You won't get any visual feedback that the color is selected in the Color PIcker, but the color you selected will get used,Īpple released MacOS 10.13 (High Sierra) on Sept 25, 2017. First click in the toolbar within the color picker (see screenshot below), then click on the custom color, and finally press the Enter key. The MacOS 10.13.2 update introduced a new problem, making it impossible to click on the custom colors. Prism 7.0d works fine under High Sierra, except for custom colors (which few people use, or even know about).

Screenshot in mac os high sierra