How do I prevent row slippage in a query printout?

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I have Access 2003 and have an Access 2000 database running in it and my
queries are printing out incorrectly. Although dificult to explain, I'll
try... The row height is such that all rows are the same size, but about 1/3
down the page, the text starts moving up towards the top of its cell, and
further down the page it has totally "slipped" out the top of the cells, thus
meaning that the text is "struck through" by the top of the cell its supposed
to be in. This means I can't print directly from a query.... Can anyone help?
 
This sounds more like a printer driver issues to me, but...

Generally, a report is the only object designed for printing. Build a
report based on your query and print that.

Good luck.

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Rick B



matthewbeal said:
I have Access 2003 and have an Access 2000 database running in it and my
queries are printing out incorrectly. Although dificult to explain, I'll
try... The row height is such that all rows are the same size, but about 1/3
down the page, the text starts moving up towards the top of its cell, and
further down the page it has totally "slipped" out the top of the cells, thus
meaning that the text is "struck through" by the top of the cell its supposed
to be in. This means I can't print directly from a query.... Can anyone
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help?
 
Thanks. I've created some Reports to run using the queries, but there seems
to be the same slippage on the reports... Do you think it could be the
printer driver that we have running on a Citrix Server then?
 
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