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Jimmy
Hi all,
We have developed a database at work and the printing of the report is
defaulted to duplex printing.
If I create a new database with nothing in it and go to print properties of
a new report, it is fine and only does printing on one side.
We initially thought the problem was that the person who initially developed
the application (in another office in the city) had the printer he uses set
to duplex printing as default. Our printers (all 3 we have access to in our
office) are set to single-sided printing. I had copied all the references and
all reports and forms, etc into a new database I created. When I checked the
default printing of a report, it was fine and was single-sided. The next time
we used it, it was at duplex again.
I came across some information on the MS MSDN site about being able to set
duplex, etc via VB. I sent the information to the other developer and he said
that it didn't fix it either.
Does anybody have any idea why this would be happening? Is there another way
for us to remove duplex printing for these reports? The reason we need to
print out each page single-sided is that each page is an application and
having it back to back is not acceptable.
The MSDN information I am referring to is:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...rame=true&_r=1
Thanks,
Jimmy
We have developed a database at work and the printing of the report is
defaulted to duplex printing.
If I create a new database with nothing in it and go to print properties of
a new report, it is fine and only does printing on one side.
We initially thought the problem was that the person who initially developed
the application (in another office in the city) had the printer he uses set
to duplex printing as default. Our printers (all 3 we have access to in our
office) are set to single-sided printing. I had copied all the references and
all reports and forms, etc into a new database I created. When I checked the
default printing of a report, it was fine and was single-sided. The next time
we used it, it was at duplex again.
I came across some information on the MS MSDN site about being able to set
duplex, etc via VB. I sent the information to the other developer and he said
that it didn't fix it either.
Does anybody have any idea why this would be happening? Is there another way
for us to remove duplex printing for these reports? The reason we need to
print out each page single-sided is that each page is an application and
having it back to back is not acceptable.
The MSDN information I am referring to is:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...rame=true&_r=1
Thanks,
Jimmy