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December 1st, 2009, 11:06 PM
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report format portrait and lanscape
Is it possible to have one command to change report between portait or
lanscape? If not, probably the best solution will be 2 reports. Your information is great appreciated, 
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December 2nd, 2009, 12:14 AM
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report format portrait and lanscape
Your report is probably designed in portrait. This means it is designed to
print 8-1/2" - the left and right margins wide. If you change the printout to landscape it is still going to print less than 8-1/2" wide on the left side of the paper leaving more than 3-1/2" blank on the roght side of the paper. To fill the paper you would have to write code to reposition and stretch out each control. That being daunting, it would be much simpler to just create a new landscape report. Steve "iccsi" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have one command to change report between portait or lanscape? If not, probably the best solution will be 2 reports. Your information is great appreciated,
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December 2nd, 2009, 12:14 AM
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report format portrait and lanscape
Your report is probably designed in portrait. This means it is designed to
print 8-1/2" - the left and right margins wide. If you change the printout to landscape it is still going to print less than 8-1/2" wide on the left side of the paper leaving more than 3-1/2" blank on the roght side of the paper. To fill the paper you would have to write code to reposition and stretch out each control. That being daunting, it would be much simpler to just create a new landscape report. Steve "iccsi" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have one command to change report between portait or lanscape? If not, probably the best solution will be 2 reports. Your information is great appreciated,
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December 2nd, 2009, 12:14 AM
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report format portrait and lanscape
Your report is probably designed in portrait. This means it is designed to
print 8-1/2" - the left and right margins wide. If you change the printout to landscape it is still going to print less than 8-1/2" wide on the left side of the paper leaving more than 3-1/2" blank on the roght side of the paper. To fill the paper you would have to write code to reposition and stretch out each control. That being daunting, it would be much simpler to just create a new landscape report. Steve "iccsi" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have one command to change report between portait or lanscape? If not, probably the best solution will be 2 reports. Your information is great appreciated,
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