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I have a database which holds a list of issues and their associated history.
The report starts each issue on a new page and each issue may be one or more
pages long
When I use a duplex printer, I have the problem that if an issue is an odd
number of pages long (eg, 1 page), the next issue starts printing on the back
of the page, so issue one is on page 1, issue two start on page 2 and may run
onto page 3, etc
What I want to achieve is having issue one print on page 1, then if
necessary through a blank page so issue two starts on page three, etc.
Therefore, each new issue will start printing on an odd page
The reason I need to do this is that each issue might be updated
independently and I don't want to reprint the entire report each time, just
the changed issue - that way I can just replace the affected pages
I don't have any VB skills, so either need a way of doing it using Access or
need VB code that I can cut and paste in somewhere
The report starts each issue on a new page and each issue may be one or more
pages long
When I use a duplex printer, I have the problem that if an issue is an odd
number of pages long (eg, 1 page), the next issue starts printing on the back
of the page, so issue one is on page 1, issue two start on page 2 and may run
onto page 3, etc
What I want to achieve is having issue one print on page 1, then if
necessary through a blank page so issue two starts on page three, etc.
Therefore, each new issue will start printing on an odd page
The reason I need to do this is that each issue might be updated
independently and I don't want to reprint the entire report each time, just
the changed issue - that way I can just replace the affected pages
I don't have any VB skills, so either need a way of doing it using Access or
need VB code that I can cut and paste in somewhere