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Brian
Every time I distribute an update of my front-end database to users who are
on Access runtime, the report margins are messed up (i.e. greater than they
are on my development machine).
One would assume that the user could fix the problem by just going to page
setup, setting all margins to 0, and having the system automatically adjust
these to the minimums (and I have no idea where these come from). All this
happens, but the problem is not resolved until the user switches to landscape
mode, then back to portrait. The problem then disappears until the next
release.
Both my development environment and the client runtime are Access 2003, and
I have all my reports set to Default Printer.
on Access runtime, the report margins are messed up (i.e. greater than they
are on my development machine).
One would assume that the user could fix the problem by just going to page
setup, setting all margins to 0, and having the system automatically adjust
these to the minimums (and I have no idea where these come from). All this
happens, but the problem is not resolved until the user switches to landscape
mode, then back to portrait. The problem then disappears until the next
release.
Both my development environment and the client runtime are Access 2003, and
I have all my reports set to Default Printer.