I am trying to print the same visual basic report multiple
times in my VB 6.0 application using the command
<reportObject>.printReport False, rptRangeAllPages. The
only thing that differs between each report is a label
that get modified. The result is only the last report
processed is printed with the other reports producing
blank pages.

If I put a delay so that each printReport command is
called only after the preceding report is printed will
they all print out correctly. Delaying until the report
is spooled isn't enough. The report must be printed by
the printer before the next printReport is called or the
previous report will be blank.

Any help as to a solution to this problem with using a
delay would be apprieciated.

Thanks in advance,
Raul

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"Raul Medina" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I am trying to print the same visual basic report multiple
> times in my VB 6.0 application using the command
> <reportObject>.printReport False, rptRangeAllPages. The
> only thing that differs between each report is a label
> that get modified. The result is only the last report
> processed is printed with the other reports producing
> blank pages.
>
> If I put a delay so that each printReport command is
> called only after the preceding report is printed will
> they all print out correctly. Delaying until the report
> is spooled isn't enough. The report must be printed by
> the printer before the next printReport is called or the
> previous report will be blank.
>
> Any help as to a solution to this problem with using a
> delay would be apprieciated.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Raul

Hello,

"Raul Medina" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb:
> I am trying to print the same visual basic report multiple
> times in my VB 6.0 application using the command
> <reportObject>.printReport False, rptRangeAllPages. The

Ng for Data Environment Reports:

news://news.microsoft.com/microsoft.....dataenvreport

Ng for Crystal Reports:

news://news.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.vb.crystal

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