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Almost solved! Well, I've kinda sorted it. Firstly, I modified the Label Report by grouping the displayed fields and then duplicating them 3 times down the left side of the report. This solved the printing of 4 duplicate labels. Unfortunately, as I'm using a 3 by 6 label sheet, it leaves 2 rows...

In a DB of Student data I need to print 4 identical labels for each Student. My label report is query-based and uses the following criteria in the Student ID field: "[Enter 1st ID] Or [Enter 2nd ID] Or [Enter 3rd ID] Or..." etc. If I enter the same Student ID several times the report still only...

Re. Cosmetic problem with previewing Reports Me again. Ignore previous (frustrated) message. Aha! So that's how you do it! Many thanks for your help from a slightly less numbskulled newbie.

Re. Cosmetic problem with previewing Reports Hi, Thanks for the information. Slight problem. When I said earlier that I'm fairly new to Access, I perhaps should have said that I'm a complete numbskull! What do I do with that code, where do I put it? Maybe you can suggest a more basic source of...

Re. Cosmetic problem with previewing Reports Further to my previous post, to make things a little clearer, the switchboard form has a button with the label 'Date'. Clicking this takes you to the popup: (Enter parameter value). Where do I enter the command Docmd.Maximize into this button?

Re. Cosmetic problem with previewing Reports I have a Switchboard Form that opens a Popup(?) via a Query. This requests a date ( Enter parameter value) prior to previewing a Report. It is this Report preview that I would like to be displayed maximized,. Where would I enter the code: Docmd.Maximize?

Hi, I'm fairly new to Access 2000 and have a small, cosmetic problem with previewing Reports. All I want to do is: When I preview a Report prior to printing I want the Report screen maximized. How do I set it to do so automatically? Pozko