That's certainly a solution.

.... but it seems like a lot more work than simply using the built-in tool
Access provides, i.e., a Report.

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"shirl" wrote in message
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John W. Vinson;3641317 Wrote:
On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 04:45:22 -0500, shirl
wrote:


(snip)


Tables are for data storage.
Forms are for data display and interaction.
Reports are for printing.

Use the right tool for the job!!! Tables do NOT have headers and footers
(and
never have). I suspect your friend was either using a continuous Form
(which
does have headers and footers and shows one row per record) or a
Report.

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John W. Vinson [MVP]

Thanks for the replies, she has now got round it by exporting to RTF and
puting in Headers and Footers.

Shirl




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shirl