OnPrint Event on Reports

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I am working with MS Access 2002 and don't find on the property sheet of an
report the OnPrint Event or On Print Property. What do I have to do or
programm to get this event?

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Hi.
I am working with MS Access 2002 and don't find on the property sheet of an
report the OnPrint Event or On Print Property.
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I don't have Access 2002 in front of me, but I have Access 2003, and I
believe they have the same Report events. There is no Report OnPrint( )
event. However, each report section, such as Detail, ReportHeader, and
GroupHeader0, has an OnPrint( ) event. Use these section OnPrint( ) events
for your code.

HTH.
Gunny

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'69 Camaro said:
Hi.


I don't have Access 2002 in front of me, but I have Access 2003, and I
believe they have the same Report events. There is no Report OnPrint( )
event. However, each report section, such as Detail, ReportHeader, and
GroupHeader0, has an OnPrint( ) event. Use these section OnPrint( ) events
for your code.

HTH.
Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips.

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