Try adding the header and footer and confining the cards to the remailing body.
Good Luck! Jerry Parmer Jean Marie Parmer, ABAA Parmer Books 7644 Forrestal Rd San Diego CA 92120-2203 Phone 619 287 0693 [email protected] Charter owner: A Book CoOp - TomFolio.com ---- "Richard S. Russell" <[email protected]> wrote: > Here's something I've never encountered before. > > I've set up a database to print flash cards — you know, the kind > where it says something like "5 x 8 = __" on the front and "40" on > the back. I wanted to print 4 cards to a sheet, so I set all margins > to zero and created a rectangle (306 pixels wide by 396 high) to > completely fill the body part (which, curiously, is only 395 pixels > high, despite being able to accommodate a 396-pixel graphic object). > Columns set to 2, across 1st. > > So I go to look at it in Preview mode, and everything's copacetic. I > don't expect to see the outer edges of the rectangle on the actual > output, of course, because they're outside the printer's print area, > but they show up just fine on screen in Preview mode. > > And — here's the significant part — the 1st page of output looks to > have 4 cards ... in Preview mode. > > Then I go to the actual printing process and the oddity occurs. The > very 1st page (none of the rest, only the 1st one) starts printing > what looks to be about 10-11 pixels down the sheet and only has Cards > 1 and 2 on it, not Cards 1-4 as expected. This is definitely not the > way it looked in Preview mode. Cards 3 and 4, which I expected to be > at the bottom of Page 1, end up at the top of Page 2, and everything > else is shifted accordingly. > > This isn't a deal-killer; I can certainly work with it. But it's odd, > and I don't like to have unknowns like this lying around loose. > > No, I don't have either a header part or a title header part — only > the 1 body part, with 1 field and 1 graphic object on it. (I do have > a bunch of buttons across the top of the layout, but they're all set > to non-printing and so shouldn't have this effect on printing, should > they?) > > Any clues?
