two pages

[antonov]

hello everybody,
I cannot understand why a report I've made has always 2 pages. 1 is
completely blank. I've tried to change the marges but with no success....
any idea?
thanks

 

[Debra Farnham]

Check the width of your report in design view.

If it extends beyond 8" for a page printing portrait or 11 1/2" if you're
printing landscape that is what is causing the extra page (sort of). You
must also deduct from those numbers your margin settings.

So ... if I have a report that I'm printing on 8 1/2" of paper portrait and
my left and right margins are each one inch, I have 6 1/2" of report width
to work with.

HTH

Debra

 

[Joseph Meehan]

Check the width of your report in design view.

If it extends beyond 8" for a page printing portrait or 11 1/2" if
you're printing landscape that is what is causing the extra page
(sort of). You must also deduct from those numbers your margin
settings.

So ... if I have a report that I'm printing on 8 1/2" of paper
portrait and my left and right margins are each one inch, I have 6
1/2" of report width to work with.

HTH

Debra

Look carefully for those little objects going too far to the right, like
lines. Often there may be a very thin line etc.

 

[Steve Cartnal]

hello everybody,
I cannot understand why a report I've made has always 2 pages. 1 is
completely blank. I've tried to change the marges but with no success....
any idea?
thanks

If it's not the width, it could be too long. Try selecting everything on the
report and moving it up. Then grab the bottom edge of the page and shorten
it. Just like the width, you have to account for the length of the margins
to make it all fit on an 11" sheet of paper. HTH.