Someone wrote in the \print_all_bug_page_excel.php that the IE-Icon allows to see or directly print the same result - I don't think, that this is (still) true.

Anyway: If you would like to see the column-headers in the *.xls-file, you could comment out 2 lines (the isset-condition around line 100...)

<?php
    # titles desactivated for html pages
    if ( $f_type_page != 'html' ) {
        for ( $i=0 ; $i < $field_name_count ; $i++ ) {
            #if ( isset( $t_prefs[$i] ) && ( 1 == $t_prefs[$i] ) ) {
?>
                <td class=xl2316681 style='border-left:none'>
                    <?php 
                        echo lang_get( $t_field_name_arr[$i] )
                    ?>
                </td>
<?php
            #} //if isset
        } //for
    } //if

?>

I'm not sure, why someone likes to make a difference for the headers in html oder xls-output.

Duplicate of 0003241

This seems to relate back to print_all_bug_options_page.php is never called.

If it is commented back in, a protected user then has the error that they are unable to change preferences. Was there a reason this was commented out?

If a non-protected user simply views the printer pref page (and makes no changes), then the headings are displayed as expected. Could whatever is happening behind the scenes to cause this be set as the default; ie run edit_printing_prefs() as part of the install process?

print_all_bug_options_inc.php needs to be updated to include target_version