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If this in fact a real page break, then why are the dashed lines needed at all?
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If this in fact a real page break, then why are the dashed lines needed at all?

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They are not needed. &nbsp;I would like to avoid the page breaks. &nbsp;When trying to print this document i get 1 record per page.
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They are not needed.  I would like to avoid the page breaks.  When trying to print this document i get 1 record per page.

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Cole100,<br />
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Then delete the page break in the Source Report(s)<br />
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Either there is a manually inserted page break, that you can literally delete.<br />
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Or, on one of the Report sections, the &quot;Force New Page&quot; property is set to: YES. This setting needs to be set to: NO<br />
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Cole100,

Then delete the page break in the Source Report(s)

Either there is a manually inserted page break, that you can literally delete.

Or, on one of the Report sections, the "Force New Page" property is set to: YES. This setting needs to be set to: NO

JeffCoachman

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Is this setting in my report properties in Access? &nbsp;Using version 2007.<br />
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thanks.<br />

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Is this setting in my report properties in Access?  Using version 2007.

thanks.


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Sorry, but im not finding that option.
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Nice! &nbsp;That got it. &nbsp;Thanks for the details.
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Nice!  That got it.  Thanks for the details.

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When I export to RTF, the doc is opening in print preview for most. &nbsp;Because each record is separated by a dotted page break (counting as 1), preview appears as solid lines and no data. &nbsp;The average recipient will not pick up on this and assume the doc is unreadable.<br />
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Not the end of the world, but can this be corrected on the server end in the Access export?
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When I export to RTF, the doc is opening in print preview for most.  Because each record is separated by a dotted page break (counting as 1), preview appears as solid lines and no data.  The average recipient will not pick up on this and assume the doc is unreadable.

Not the end of the world, but can this be corrected on the server end in the Access export?

Access 07 report export to RTF - 1 pg. per record is output

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