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>Excuse me for butting in, and ignore me if totally off the issue, BUT why not in the print setup include something like print if _pageno > 1, and then use a variable that would total up the pages as each is created and then print out as the 'fake' page no. Thus if you suppress page1, you could then print the next page as 2 or as 1 and then incrementally the next number. If the report resets to 1 it wouldn't matter, the variable would just increment. Just a thought.

No, your not butting in. I appreciate your help. I'm not sure if I totally understand what your saying, but I did attempt to try to do a REPORT FORM FOR _PAGENO > 1, but as I found out, the For clause wants to be for only the data in the report, so that didn't work. I did also try to suppress each field on Page 1 with the "Print only when this expression is true" clause, but that just caused my fields to not print, and still spit out a blank page, as I have a full page (11 in high) to cause the address to print in the right spot, and not screw up the spacing on page 2.

I may have to just design two reports. I was hoping I didn't have to, but we'll see.

Thanks again.
John