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Hi<br />
What version of crystal are u using ?<br />
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Craig<br />

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Hi
What version of crystal are u using ?

Craig


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Seagate's crystal reports allows for mailing labels. &nbsp;When you create the new report, set it up as a mailing label report. &nbsp;you should get a dialog box which has a tab on it asking for the type of label you are using. &nbsp;If you select the correct type, you will get two columns of labels. &nbsp;If you are creating a user defined label, it's a little more complicated.<br />
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Is this the case?<br />

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Seagate's crystal reports allows for mailing labels.  When you create the new report, set it up as a mailing label report.  you should get a dialog box which has a tab on it asking for the type of label you are using.  If you select the correct type, you will get two columns of labels.  If you are creating a user defined label, it's a little more complicated.

Is this the case?


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Hi<br />
i am trying to print addr-labels with 2 columns on a piece of paper, using crystal report (SEAGATE), but i am calling the report from VB5. <br />
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My Qn: i cannot print 2 columns, with 2 different label-data in a line (ie. each line give 2 duplicates of label-data in the columns). Kindly advise how ?<br />
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Thanks.<br />
Collin
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Hi
i am trying to print addr-labels with 2 columns on a piece of paper, using crystal report (SEAGATE), but i am calling the report from VB5. 

My Qn: i cannot print 2 columns, with 2 different label-data in a line (ie. each line give 2 duplicates of label-data in the columns). Kindly advise how ?

Thanks.
Collin

Printing 2-column crystal report ?

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