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Invoice description won't update on printed invoice after re-edit.I create a new invoice that contains one of my defined products, and save it. I then go back in to edit that invoice and add a few more words to the Description field for that product - these changes are clearly saved and visible on screen, but when I Print Preview the invoice, only the original description is shown.I am sure I was able to do this before without problem.The original description is the default description text from my Product List. I need to be add some additional text at the time of invoicing. I cand do it and see it on the screen, but it won't update the print version of the invoice. The only way I can work around this is to delete the invoice and create a new one.
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