The whole idea of a family group sheet is that it presents a sort of snapshot of *a* 
family on one (or several) pages - with no other family included. That's as it should 
be. This provides clear compartmenting for other researchers so that there is little 
confusion.

If you could run those pages together, then that part of the function would be lost 
and confusion would result. Genealogy researchers do not expect to see parts of two 
families on any FGS page. By definition, it should be one family, one page.

So it appears that Legacy is doing it right... :>) Other reports are available to 
provide a book layout, or to run families in together. FGS's should NOT run together.

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> 
> 
> <Copy from Mark Player>
> Have you checked the Report Options available? There may be some 
> which can 
> help in this respect already, i.e. deselect "Don't split children over 
> page", "Remove all blank lines", "Where to print the Source Citation" (if 
> at all).
> <End>
> 
> Mark, I wrote a dummy eighteen family database, some with no 
> children (End 
> of line), some with normal  number of children (two, three, or 
> four), and a 
> couple with 18 children.
> 
> I ran it through the Family Group Sheets with various options selected, 
> trying to get the new family to start immediately after the previous one, 
> not begin at the top of the next page. I don't think that is possible. I 
> was able to conserve paper when printing the large families, but 
> still the 
> following family was put at the top of the following page.
> 
> Not to say it cannot be done, but my classmates had not seen it 
> done. Yes, 
> it would save paper, but even at my library they stress starting 
> each page 
> with a family.
> 
> Now, I was able to control # of blank lines for children, but that didn't 
> seem to be the original question.
> 
> Robert
> 
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