Hello

Let's say...well, this isn't hypothetical, so...in MS Access, I put together
a report, which was pulled from a query, which was, in turn, pulled from a
table.

While I was assembling the report, in design view, I was trying to keep the
printed data on one landscaped page; when it filled the first page, and then
ran onto the second, I finagled the boxes by making them as small as
possible, and as close to one another as possible, so that I might squeeze
all of the data onto a single, landscaped page.

The printed data now fits onto one landscaped page, and looks ok. However,
when I print the report, every other page is blank, possibly due to the fact
that it still "sees" that the data once ran off onto a second page, and
"needs" to continue to print that second page, even if it is blank...?

All of the "borders" that I created have been pulled fully back, and do not
exceed the first page.

How can I print the entire report, without printing it by printing every
individual odd-numbered page, at a time?

Am I making myself clear, here? Kind of hard to explain, without having you
in front of my computer.

Thanks in advance.

smackedass

If you are asking how do you get rid of the blank pages, then there
are a couple things to look for.

1) Look at the properties of the entire report and on the format tab
look for the width of the report.

2) Look for a one of the thin lines that the wizard likes to put in
there as an underline or deviding line and see if a small (very small)
portion of it is trying to print on the next page. (This seems to
happen alot)