Set up a stylesheet for printing (media="print"), then you can take
advantage of the printing mechanisms in CSS.
Orphans, page, page-break=after, page-break-before, size and widows would be
the main one. You can also set up the print style sheet using inches (since
the page size is known). Set your body in the print stylesheet to
Body{width:8.5in, height:11in, padding: .5in} to emulate an actual page.
If you are using tables to display your data, use the <thead><tfoot><tbody>
groupings, since headers and footer in <thead> and <tfoot> will print on
each page (only useful in print, for this).
Sandra Clark
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-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Laureska [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 8:24 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: page breaks for printing
I have a page that returns a couple hundred records that I want to print .
some of the records' info crosses over onto the next page. how can I create
clean page breaks for printing so that no one record spans two pages
Thanks in advance
Tim
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