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Question : Have the report showing correctly, now what?
Ok,
1st off, thanks for the immediate help to the last question. Here is my problem now..
I have the database open in a dialog box for the form via an autoexec file. I did this to ease the use of everyone in the office. I also wanted to semi-protect the stuff on the main page of Access.
When I click on the PRINT REPORT function we created, it displays in the standard print preview page, thus forcing the user to close the FORM dialog box to simply hit the print button.
Is there a command I can include in my code to make the print preview either show up in it's own dialog box or even simpler, make the file actually print without having to manually click the print button?
Thanks again everyone. I appreciate your time!
Answer : Have the report showing correctly, now what?
get rid of the acviewpreview or replace it with acviewnormal.
I do not see your code, so I am guessing this is what you need.
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