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9.3

Can you make a form fit to page when printing?

Asked by linbayzak in Access Forms

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Hi Experts,

I have a situation where a cilent needs to print out a screen shot of the form.  She has reports, but there are times she wants to print the form.  I would like to do two things, (1) make the contents fit on one page (it is currently printing two--two large horizontal wise) and (2) make the background transparent when it prints.  Not sure if either of these can be accomplished.  Wanted to ask you for clarification.  Thanks for all your help (which is nearly every day :-)

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Zone: Access Forms
Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2007, None
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Solution Provided By: boag2000
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