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the option for custom Paper size is dependent on the printer you are going to use.<br />
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from the Page SetUp window, select Use Specific printer, click Printer button<br />
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select the printer with Custom size paper<br />
click Properties<br />
in the Printer property window, click Advanced<br />
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select the custom size from the paper size drop down<br />

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the option for custom Paper size is dependent on the printer you are going to use.

from the Page SetUp window, select Use Specific printer, click Printer button

select the printer with Custom size paper
click Properties
in the Printer property window, click Advanced

select the custom size from the paper size drop down


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oh, well, guess it depends on the type of printer you are using.
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oh, well, guess it depends on the type of printer you are using.

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The reason for accepting my solution is apparent in the answer given.
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The reason for accepting my solution is apparent in the answer given.

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This does not solve the problem when an access form or report is created on one computer and then sent to colleagues for printing on any of their computer PC combinations. &nbsp;The problem is how to set up a paper size that can be universally applied for a recipient of the form or report. I want my report to print on 5X8 card stock
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This does not solve the problem when an access form or report is created on one computer and then sent to colleagues for printing on any of their computer PC combinations.  The problem is how to set up a paper size that can be universally applied for a recipient of the form or report. I want my report to print on 5X8 card stock

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I have just upgraded my Access 2000 databases to Access 2010. The custom paper sizes I set for certain reports appear to be lost. &nbsp;I do not see an option for Custom Paper Size in under Page Setup.
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I have just upgraded my Access 2000 databases to Access 2010. The custom paper sizes I set for certain reports appear to be lost.  I do not see an option for Custom Paper Size in under Page Setup.

How to Set Custom Paper Size in Access 2010

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