In WVS Screen Move center function doesn’t behave as Service Engine (Desktop)
Description
The "Screen:
Move center" function opened a Wordview Screen and moved to the indicated
station position in the Service Engine, but not in the WVS.
The issue has been addressed and the WVS behavior is
now the same as in the Service Engine.
To benefit from this fix:
- Update
your zenon Software Platform to the latest build of zenon 14or higher.
Item ID: 284607
Version: 14.00 Build: 275981
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