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report automatic pagebreak

fcr

1/12/2006 1:42:00 PM

Hi
I have a problem with page breaks. My report sometimes prints a few fields
of a section on the next page and after that section starts a new page again,
so i have pages with 2 of 3 lines on it, nothing more. Even fields that
normally get printed next to each other now are on different pages.
I solved the problem on most computers by setting the paper size from Letter
to A4, but some computers keep printing wrong. Sometimes it's every other
page, other times once in 21 pages...
Can anyone help?
2 Answers

sjain

1/13/2006 5:57:00 AM

0

I think u can use 'element.newPage()' wherever u need the data to be printed
on the next page

"fcr" wrote:

> Hi
> I have a problem with page breaks. My report sometimes prints a few fields
> of a section on the next page and after that section starts a new page again,
> so i have pages with 2 of 3 lines on it, nothing more. Even fields that
> normally get printed next to each other now are on different pages.
> I solved the problem on most computers by setting the paper size from Letter
> to A4, but some computers keep printing wrong. Sometimes it's every other
> page, other times once in 21 pages...
> Can anyone help?

fcr

1/13/2006 7:31:00 AM

0

The report is supposed only to take a new page if the first one is completely
full, it doesn't matter if that is in the midlle of a section or not, the
only goal is as less paper as possible..

"sjain" wrote:

> I think u can use 'element.newPage()' wherever u need the data to be printed
> on the next page
>
> "fcr" wrote:
>
> > Hi
> > I have a problem with page breaks. My report sometimes prints a few fields
> > of a section on the next page and after that section starts a new page again,
> > so i have pages with 2 of 3 lines on it, nothing more. Even fields that
> > normally get printed next to each other now are on different pages.
> > I solved the problem on most computers by setting the paper size from Letter
> > to A4, but some computers keep printing wrong. Sometimes it's every other
> > page, other times once in 21 pages...
> > Can anyone help?