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ok<br />
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What about the Page Width?
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I have the lates SP6.<br />
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Thanx &quot;DataReport1.Orientation = rptOrientLandscape&quot; worked.<br />
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Is that the only option for width, just the orientation? &nbsp;<br />
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I mean what if I need to print to a receipt printer which is 4&quot;, that is 40 column. &nbsp;Is there a way to work with that?<br />

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I have the lates SP6.

Thanx "DataReport1.Orientation = rptOrientLandscape" worked.

Is that the only option for width, just the orientation?  

I mean what if I need to print to a receipt printer which is 4", that is 40 column.  Is there a way to work with that?


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I'll close this question<br />
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Thanx
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How can I change the page width of the DataReport and also make it print directly to the printer instead of the screen first?<br />
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At this point we have problem that we can' increase the width to print it Landscape and keeps giving me error:<br />
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Error<br />
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Report width is larger than the paper width<br />
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OK &nbsp; <br />
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How can I change the page width of the DataReport and also make it print directly to the printer instead of the screen first?

At this point we have problem that we can' increase the width to print it Landscape and keeps giving me error:

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Error
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Report width is larger than the paper width
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OK   
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