Lanscape mode for Access 2000 Report 1

[Avacha]

I need help with Access 2000 Report.
I did Access-2000 Report on the landscape mode. But same times this Report opened in the portrait mode, same times in the landscape mode. Doe's someone knows how to use landscape mode by coding or create this kind mode with out switching to portrait.

Thank's

 

[Smack]

I have found that when I make modifications to an A2K mdb, it has a nasty habit of changing landscape back to potrait. Especially if I import from a test mdb, or make a mod to a form that uses command buttons to print or preview reports. Seems like everytime I make changes, or take the mdb offline and then put it back online, I have to check the layout for every report that was in landscape.
-Smack

 

[Avacha]

I don't wont to change layout every time. I even don't won't give a chance for user to see page setup. If someone can help me to figure out how to create landscape mode for Report by coding or in macro it will be great.
Thanks.

 

[JavaTurkey]

This is a bug with access 2k. Same thing happens when you try to change the margins and save them - they go right back to how they were. Office 2002 doesn't have the problem anymore - or I have fixed it before by installing the service pack.

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q240/8/26.ASP?LN=EN-US&SD=gn&FR=0

 

[strikermax]

I recently posted this same question, and I will post an excerpt from the person who helped me with it (evalesthy):

"I have experienced this problem with both margins and landscape/legalsize settings reverting back to default settings . For Access 2K there is a Knowledge Base article that addresses this (Q240826) For the landscape/legal size in Access 97 I referred to article Q302650. I used the PrtMip Property (see Access Help) for the margin problem."

After checking out the knowledge base article he/she told me about, I no longer had the problem. I'm sure you won't either after making this change.

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