Cathy,

Sorry for jumping in here so late, but I too have run into something similar. However, the formating of the report is a Bill of Lading with vertical lines, a page header, and a page footer. They don't want any of this on the second page, just the terms and conditions. Is there a way to do this? Also, this is in VFP 6 :-(.

Thanks in advance.

Rod

>Well .. if you don't have any data groups, here's another way to try this:
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>- Data Group: rnMyPage
>- Report Variable: rnMyPage, Value=0, Calculate=SUM, Reset=End of Report
>- Report Variable: rlPrintingTerms, Value=.f.
>- On Entry Expression of Group Footer (rnMyPage)
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>_VFP.SetVar('rlPrintingTerms', .t.)
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>- On Exit Expression of Page Footer
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>_VFP.SetVar('rnMyPage', rnMyPage +IIF(rlPrintingTerms, 0, 1))
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>My suggestions are messy .. but I think that they will work for you.
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>Cathy
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>>There is only one data group on the layout (quotation number).
>>This, however, is redundant as we only print one quotation per report now anyway (we had problems with large print runs being printed out of sequence).
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>>Is it possible to hack the .FRX directly and trick it into printing on a new page to mimic 'print summary on new page' but carry on with the rest of the report afterwards?
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>>Can 3rd party report writers do this sort of thing (eg Frx2any or crystal)?
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>>Is it possible to write a function that could insert an extra record into the data whilst it is in the process of being printed and use that 'dummy' record as a flag to print the terms and consitions on the bcak side?
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>>HHmmmmm
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>>Mark