I need to have the last page of a report in access print to an 8.5x11 instead of 11x17 (the rest of the report has to print 11x17). No clue how to set it up so it's automatic...
View RepliesMy Access 2010 application has many reports. On almost every report, the user can select a new paper size. This paper size is remembered, so the next time the user selects the same report, he no longer have to set the paper size (I guess this is the default behavior for Access programs).One report does not behave properly. This report is a LEGAL size report. EVERY times the user selects this report, it prints on LETTER size, so the form is split in two pages. If the user selects teh LEGAL size paper, it works, but the next time the report defaults back to LETTER size paper.
I checked everywhere in the code, nowhere the paper size is set. In development, I selected the report, I changed the paper size to LEGAL, I ran the report. The next time I check the paper size of the report, it is back as LETTER size.After my OpenReport statement, I tried manally setting the paper size with "Reports(xxx).Printer.PaperSize = acPRPSLegal" but my report still defaults to LETTER size paper.
Hi,
I have a two page report (it is formatted to always be exactly two pages) and I need to print it on the front (page one of the report) and on the back (page two of the report) of the same piece of paper. The less user input the better.
Is this an Access thing or a printer thing (We have a HP 6P).
Anyone doing this ???
Thanks
Mike
I want to set my paper size to user defined, but it not working,
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Set Application.Printer = Application.Printers("P1121E")
Application.Printer.PaperSize = acPRPSUser
Application.Printer.ItemSizeHeight = 9.35 Application.Printer.ItemSizeWidth = 26.9
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Showing "Run time error "2595"
"Cannot set this property when defaultsize property is set to true"
I try add "Application.Printer.Defaultsize = true or false" also not working
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1 column.
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Code:
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