Prints? Like on paper?
The Form Header is like the Report Header.
It prints only once on the first page.
If you are printing your form (and you should not be ... create a
report and print that!), the Form's Page Header will print on every
page.
The application is for a bar who has a "99 Club" of beers. They print the
form, hand it to the patron , and the patron checks off the names of the
beers they drank.
The application is for a bar who has a "99 Club" of beers. They print
the form, hand it to the patron , and the patron checks off the names
of the beers they drank.
The fact that a "Form" in Access has the same name as a paper "Form" does not
mean that they should be treated as such. A paper "Form" should be built in
Access using a Report as Reports are actually good for printing.
The application is for a bar who has a "99 Club" of beers. They print the
form, hand it to the patron , and the patron checks off the names of the
beers they drank.
It doesn't matter.
Create a report based upon the data in the form.
Print the report!
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