Your post is very confusing.  What does this mean: "in place of its printing
to the bottom and continuing its printing itself"?  And this: "print the
records from now on the 21st to the right side column"?

Please try again.  If you are trying to make a two-column report, open the
HELP file and type in "Columns".  The first link that popped up for me was
"Create a multiple-column report".  This article included the following
instructions...

     Create a multiple-column report

       1.. Create a report and open it in Design view.
       2.. On the File menu, click Page Setup.
       3.. In the Page Setup dialog box, click the Columns tab.
       4.. Under Grid Settings, in the Number Of Columns box, type the
number of columns you want on each page.
       5.. In the Row Spacing box, type the amount of vertical space you
want between each record in the detail section.
       Note  If you left space between the last control (control: A
graphical user interface object, such as a text box, check box, scroll bar,
or command button, that lets users control the program. You use controls to
display data or choices, perform an action, or make the user interface
easier to read.) in the detail section and the bottom edge of the detail
section, you can leave Row Spacing set to 0.

       6.. In the Column Spacing box, type the amount of space you want
between the columns.
       7.. Under Column Size, type the width you want for a column in the
Width box. You can set the height of the detail section by typing a number
in the Height box or by adjusting the height of the section in Design view
(Design view: A window that shows the design of these database objects:
tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, and data access pages. In Design
view, you can create new database objects and modify the design of existing
ones.).
       8.. Under Column Layout, click Down, Then Across or Across, Then
Down.
       9.. Click the Page tab.
       10.. Under Orientation, click Portrait or Landscape.
     Notes

       a.. When a multiple-column report is printed, the report header
(report header: A report section that is used to place information (such as
a title, date, or report introduction) at the beginning of a report.) and
footer (report footer: A report section that is used to place information
that normally appears at the bottom of the page, such as page numbers,
dates, and sums.) and page header (page header: Used to display a title,
column headings, dates, or page numbers at the top of every page in a form
or report. In a form, the page header appears only when you print the form.)
and footer (page footer: Used to display page summaries, dates, or page
numbers at the bottom of every page in a form or report. In a form, the page
footer appears only when you print the form.) span the full width of the
report, but the group header (group header: Used to place information, such
as group name or group total, at the beginning of a group of records.) and
footer (group footer: Used to place information, such as group name or group
total, at the end of a group of records.) and detail section (detail
section: Used to contain the main body of a form or report. This section
usually contains controls bound to the fields in the record source but can
also contain unbound controls, such as labels that identify a field's
contents.) of a multiple-column report span the width of one column.

       b.. The Products by Category report in the Northwind sample database
displays data in multiple columns. To view this report, open the Northwind
database in the Samples subfolder of your Office folder, and then open the
Products by Category report in Design view.