My boss wants to make a report look more like a form by putting a border around the report. I found the following code:
Me.Line (0, 0)-(Me.ScaleWidth, Me.ScaleHeight), , B
which does what he wants EXCEPT (always that except):
* The box goes around the page footer (which has the print date and other various informaiton) - He wants the line above the page footer
* The line is hairline and he was wanting something a bit thicker (which doesn't make since cause he hates bold things...says it looks written/drawn with a fat crayon - but hey, he is the boss).
The ideal fix would be a thicker than hairline box around the page header..a small gap where there is no line....a thicker than hairline box around the detail section of the report, and no box (or even a thicker than hairline white box) around the page footer.
I seen that there is a DrawWidth property but have no idea where to use it at - didn't find much help on it in the Access Help section.
I tried using the above code in the on print event of the report header (worked fine except that it is a thin line) and the detail section (didn't work so good - Didn't go around the whole section).
Any ideas on how to give my boss what he is looking for?
Thanks once again for being here to help people such as myself.
Ellie
**Using Access 97 at work**
**Using Access 2000 at home**
elliefant@qwest.net
Me.Line (0, 0)-(Me.ScaleWidth, Me.ScaleHeight), , B
which does what he wants EXCEPT (always that except):
* The box goes around the page footer (which has the print date and other various informaiton) - He wants the line above the page footer
* The line is hairline and he was wanting something a bit thicker (which doesn't make since cause he hates bold things...says it looks written/drawn with a fat crayon - but hey, he is the boss).
The ideal fix would be a thicker than hairline box around the page header..a small gap where there is no line....a thicker than hairline box around the detail section of the report, and no box (or even a thicker than hairline white box) around the page footer.
I seen that there is a DrawWidth property but have no idea where to use it at - didn't find much help on it in the Access Help section.
I tried using the above code in the on print event of the report header (worked fine except that it is a thin line) and the detail section (didn't work so good - Didn't go around the whole section).
Any ideas on how to give my boss what he is looking for?
Thanks once again for being here to help people such as myself.
Ellie
**Using Access 97 at work**
**Using Access 2000 at home**
elliefant@qwest.net