We encountered this problem and finally found the solution.

Our problem was page width. Coldfusion, like any regular printer, will wrap the 
contents of the page, if they are too wide, onto the next page. Even if the 
content that is too wide is simply white space. It happened to us. We were 
preparing a fax and all we saw were random white pages interspersed between our 
pages. We made the width of the outermost div smaller and voila, no white pages.

There is an easy way to test and see if this is your problem. If you add a div 
around the entire body of your page and you give it a style="border:10px solid 
black;" you should likely see the problem directly.


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