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I have an access dbase form I created but prints blanks

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Brian - 28 May 2008 15:56 GMT
I developed a form in access, but for some reason, it prints blanks and it
shows up  as blank in the print preview.  I have tried all the properties I
can think of with no success.  The form seems to be set an should print onto
an 8.5x11 sheet. I adjusted margins no success.  Not sure why this form is
coming up blank
John W. Vinson - 29 May 2008 05:44 GMT
>I developed a form in access, but for some reason, it prints blanks and it
>shows up  as blank in the print preview.  I have tried all the properties I
>can think of with no success.  The form seems to be set an should print onto
>an 8.5x11 sheet. I adjusted margins no success.  Not sure why this form is
>coming up blank

Forms are not designed for printing, but for on-screen interaction with data.
Consider opening the form in design view and saving it as a Report - which
*is* designed for printing.

What is the form's Recordsource? Where does it get its data? How are you
opening and printing it?
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