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That worked, sort of, but its not printing the page headers on any of the pages now. :-S The formatting time isn't really an issue as we print these things once or twice a year. Thanks

I am not sure I am even approaching this properly, but this is as close as I can get to what I want to accomplish. It has been a whle since I have done much with Access I have a number of drill holes, with one or more pages of data for each one. I have set up a group header for the beginning of...

Thanks Michael Yes I have done all that, as to the shading suggestion it is a good one, but The client is always right :-) and they want lines. I suspect that there is a slight separation, between the rows, generated as the report formats, that just builds until it becomes visble, but alas I...

The above thread solved my formatting problem, but ( there is always a but:-I)Ihave spaces between some of the lines/ boxes, they seem to be random, which of course makes this all the more difficult to diagnose/solve. Any thoughts or solutions with regard to this problem would be greatly...

Thanks Lonnie I got shuffled off onto another project for a week, and just got back to this. Mike

RE:Printing a report on current record-thread703-81521 I am still pretty new to access. The above listed thread shows how to print a report for only the current Record. Can I use this to print multiple related reports for the current record by stringing the names together in the...

I have created 4 access reports(due to the limited length of the report layout), to generate one complete paper report. Can I get each subsequent access report to check the last page number from the previous report so the page numbers are continuous through the final printed report? The number...

Tim If the pages are all different you can layout six, three across by two down in the 22 by 22 but you can't use headers or footers , you have to laylay out each one individually. It isn't much better , but it will speed up the printing process some.

Paul I have also noticed this "idiosyncracy". I am also using Access 2000. I print to a variety of HP inkjet and laserjet as well as a Cannon inkjet. I don't think it has anything to do with the printer...? Mike01