Page setup

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ChoonBoy

Is there a way to create my own page setup pop-up Form for printing forms or
reports.

Currently when I convert my mdb to mde, the last page setting becomes the
default. Each time the same report is to be printed it goes back to the
default. The user new setup just cannot stick.

I am hoping that if I can create my own, the setting will be more permanant.

Thanks
 
R

Rick Brandt

ChoonBoy said:
Is there a way to create my own page setup pop-up Form for printing
forms or reports.

Currently when I convert my mdb to mde, the last page setting becomes
the default. Each time the same report is to be printed it goes back
to the default. The user new setup just cannot stick.

I am hoping that if I can create my own, the setting will be more
permanant.

Thanks

Normally one does not want a user messing with Page Setup. What exactly do
you want him to be able to do? If he changes margins or anything else your
report is likely to look like crap so why allow it?
 
C

ChoonBoy

Thanks Rick for the response.

I have a Form that have all controls aligned to print perfectly onto a "A
request for Import approval form" (a government standard). Sometimes the
printer prints the form a little off and my user need to use the page setup
to adjust it slightly so that it will fit the slight misaligment. It can be
quite frustrating having to do a page setup every time you need to print.

I really need help on this.

Thanks
 
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Linq Adams via AccessMonster.com

I don't think you're going to be able to do anything to accomplish this
within your Mde app. The whole point of Mdes is to prevent design changes.
I've never done this, and hence don't know the mechanics, but long ago and
far away I read of someone handling a similar type situation by creating a
separate database just for the forms, then calling the forms database when
needed. The forms database would have to be left as a Mbd file, of course.
 

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