strange printing problem

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Will Sellers

I used the wizard to create a simple report with one group level.
when I preview the report it displays correctly.
When I print the report I get this [none] printed over top of my report
heading
Anyone know why this is happening?
 
W

Will Sellers

No watermark set.
I run this docmd.openreport from an event.
The [none] appears if the recordset is empty(no records met query criteria)


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Wayne Morgan said:
Do you have a "watermark" set in the printer driver?

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Wayne Morgan
MS Access MVP


Will Sellers said:
I used the wizard to create a simple report with one group level.
when I preview the report it displays correctly.
When I print the report I get this [none] printed over top of my report
heading
Anyone know why this is happening?
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D

Duane Hookom

When you say "[none] printed over top of my report heading" what does that
mean? Is the [none] larger or small? Is it in the Report Header Section?

Is there any code in your report?


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Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


Will Sellers said:
No watermark set.
I run this docmd.openreport from an event.
The [none] appears if the recordset is empty(no records met query
criteria)


--
For a great shopping experience check out
www.willselldealoftheday.com
message
Do you have a "watermark" set in the printer driver?

--
Wayne Morgan
MS Access MVP


Will Sellers said:
I used the wizard to create a simple report with one group level.
when I preview the report it displays correctly.
When I print the report I get this [none] printed over top of my
report
heading
Anyone know why this is happening?
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W

Wayne Morgan

In that case, you may want to use the reports NoData event to determine what
you want to do when there are no records to print.
 
W

Will Sellers

The None is in bold large font in the report heading section.
No code in report.

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Duane Hookom said:
When you say "[none] printed over top of my report heading" what does that
mean? Is the [none] larger or small? Is it in the Report Header Section?

Is there any code in your report?


--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


Will Sellers said:
No watermark set.
I run this docmd.openreport from an event.
The [none] appears if the recordset is empty(no records met query
criteria)


--
For a great shopping experience check out
www.willselldealoftheday.com
message
Do you have a "watermark" set in the printer driver?

--
Wayne Morgan
MS Access MVP


I used the wizard to create a simple report with one group level.
when I preview the report it displays correctly.
When I print the report I get this [none] printed over top of my
report
heading
Anyone know why this is happening?
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
D

Duane Hookom

All reports or just one?
All pages or just the first?
Same happen when (shudder) printing a form or datasheet?
Same happen in other MDBs?
Same happen in other applications (Word or Excel)?

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


Will Sellers said:
The None is in bold large font in the report heading section.
No code in report.

--
For a great shopping experience check out
www.willselldealoftheday.com
Duane Hookom said:
When you say "[none] printed over top of my report heading" what does
that
mean? Is the [none] larger or small? Is it in the Report Header Section?

Is there any code in your report?


--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


Will Sellers said:
No watermark set.
I run this docmd.openreport from an event.
The [none] appears if the recordset is empty(no records met query
criteria)


--
For a great shopping experience check out
www.willselldealoftheday.com
message
Do you have a "watermark" set in the printer driver?

--
Wayne Morgan
MS Access MVP


I used the wizard to create a simple report with one group level.
when I preview the report it displays correctly.
When I print the report I get this [none] printed over top of my
report
heading
Anyone know why this is happening?
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
W

Will Sellers

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For a great shopping experience check out
www.willselldealoftheday.com
Duane Hookom said:
All reports or just one?
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Don't know why it was happening but when I recreated the report from scratch
via wizard the problem went away.

no no no and no
All pages or just the first?
Same happen when (shudder) printing a form or datasheet?
Same happen in other MDBs?
Same happen in other applications (Word or Excel)?

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


Will Sellers said:
The None is in bold large font in the report heading section.
No code in report.

--
For a great shopping experience check out
www.willselldealoftheday.com
Duane Hookom said:
When you say "[none] printed over top of my report heading" what does
that
mean? Is the [none] larger or small? Is it in the Report Header Section?

Is there any code in your report?


--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


No watermark set.
I run this docmd.openreport from an event.
The [none] appears if the recordset is empty(no records met query
criteria)


--
For a great shopping experience check out
www.willselldealoftheday.com
message
Do you have a "watermark" set in the printer driver?

--
Wayne Morgan
MS Access MVP


I used the wizard to create a simple report with one group level.
when I preview the report it displays correctly.
When I print the report I get this [none] printed over top of my
report
heading
Anyone know why this is happening?
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
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