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problem with rectoverso printer
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| I use CR report to generate the whole of the summary invoices by customer
(500 or 600 clients) with a page break for each change of customer (to
address the invoice by mail to them).
My problem: I have problem with rectoverso printers because if for client
#n there is 2 or 4 or 6 pages, it's OK but if there is 1 or 3 or 5... pages
for client(#n), then the first page for client (#n+1) will be written on the
last verso page of (#n-1)client.
Is it possible to create blank page in my report between 2 clients if there
is odd number of pages for client #(n-1) or what it solution to my problèm ?
Thank you
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| Iain Sharp 2006-03-29, 8:03 am |
| On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 14:12:06 +0200, "willi" <willi@wanadoo.fr> wrote:
>I use CR report to generate the whole of the summary invoices by customer
>(500 or 600 clients) with a page break for each change of customer (to
>address the invoice by mail to them).
> My problem: I have problem with rectoverso printers because if for client
>#n there is 2 or 4 or 6 pages, it's OK but if there is 1 or 3 or 5... pages
>for client(#n), then the first page for client (#n+1) will be written on the
>last verso page of (#n-1)client.
>
>Is it possible to create blank page in my report between 2 clients if there
>is odd number of pages for client #(n-1) or what it solution to my problèm ?
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>Thank you
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Hmm, set a formula in the page footer with a shared variable set to
the page number (assuming you are resetting the page number for each
invoice/customer).
In the group header add a section with nothing in it with New page
before set to a formula.
In this formula test if the pageno shared variable is odd (so the last
page printed on the front of the paper) and set the formula true.
I think this will give you a blank page.
Iain
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