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I tried that and it does work but how about having a background repeat on every page
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I am trying to build a dynamic PDF FIle. <br />
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I want to use a background image. The background image is just a form. SO i wanted to fill the rows with data produced by query. The problem is the query can return 10 records or 10000 records . I need to be able put the data onto multiple pages and keep the background image .<br />
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Please advice
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I am trying to build a dynamic PDF FIle. 

I want to use a background image. The background image is just a form. SO i wanted to fill the rows with data produced by query. The problem is the query can return 10 records or 10000 records . I need to be able put the data onto multiple pages and keep the background image .

Please advice

I tried that and it does work but how about having a background repeat on every page

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