One more thing James,
Depending on the order you want the labels printed, you can include the Dummy field in the select and then either order by the dummy field (for the first copy of all labels printed, then the second copy and so on) or a field in the LabelSource cursor.
Cheers,
Andrew
>Hi James,
>
>I do this by reporting from a cursor.
>
>CREATE CURSOR CopyCount (Dummy I)
>
>for i = 1 to NumCopiesRequired
> insert into CopyCount values (i)
>endfor
>
>select LabelSource.*
> from LabelSource, CopyCount
> Into Cursor MultiLabelSource
>
>select MultiLabelSource
>
>label form LabelFormName to print noconsole noeject
>use in MultiLabelForm
>use in CopyCount
>
>
>The key is the cartesian join - one record for each copy is produced
>
>Cheers,
>
>Andrew
>
>>Hi All,
>>
>>I need to print three labels for each record, on a three across sheet.
>>
>>I've tried this:
>>
>>FOR mprint = 1 TO 3
>>label form stlbshiptags to print prompt preview
>>endfor
>>
>>But that just gives me three sheets, and I need each label three times on the same sheet.
>>
>>Has anybody done this?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Jim Harvey
>>
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