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I figured this out as I had the same question. Use: If ShowFooter Then 'Put your condition here Me.Detail.Height = 5940 'Replace with your default form detail height Me.FormFooter.Height = 5160 'Replace with your default form footer height Else Me.Detail.Height =...

So basically I will need to recreate each form in CutePDF Professional? That doesn't sound feasable with all the forms I would have to generate, especially since a lot of these forms have over 100 controls. Any other ideas?

I need to print out PDF documents of forms I created in Microsoft Access. Currently I can do a regular printout of a CutePDF (any control boxes with data in it will print with data, but control boxes without data will just print a box, and you cannot fill data into it later). I made over 30...

Bad news bears, here is the reply I got: ----------------------------------------------------------------- >> Could this be used to generate fillable PDF forms from Access? No, we don't have product for this job. Our PDF Writer can not be used to create fillable PDF form. Regards, Support...

PWise, thanks for the advise. I think I may have found something here: http://www.cutepdf.com/solutions/pdfwriter.asp http://www.cutepdf.com/solutions/pdfwriter2.asp#Module I sent cutePDF an email asking if this will do exactly what I need, will let you know what I hear. Thanks!

Hello, I would really like to know how to create fillable PDF files with an Access form. I know how to print a form and create a static PDF file but would like one that automatically converts blank text boxes into fillable fields. If it requires 3rd party software that is OK, even if it isn't...

thread702-628544 My command buttons for print preview of a form where on the form header itself (which is hidden in print view). I found out that when I changed the property of the form's Border Style from "Sizable" to "Thin", print preview suddenly started working.

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, I designed the whole database where users either sort using queries or a sorting tab in the form. However, I have figured out how to programatically change the report height. I used the event "PageHeaderSection_Format", then I had it call setReportHeight in...

Hi dhookom, I tried what you said too and while it does work, it destroys whatever sorting I had in the underlying query. I want to programatically change the height of my report header without affecting the sorting of my records. Any other ideas? Thanks.