Well, I'm certainly not the person to speak to your perceptions, but it looks to me like there's a line and a region. The line is white and set to parent height and parent width. Why is it there? I've got no idea. But in my copy, there is also a region in the detail section. My guess is your region is hiding behind your line object. Send it to the back.
Dawn "Wills, Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/04/2008 04:35:17 PM: > Just having taken a look at the help-docs on SubReports and the example > reports described therein, I came across an implementation technique > that triggered my curiosity. Whereas, in the Detail band in which I > expected to find a Region, I found that the "region" was actually a Line > Object, I am forced to ask, "Why and how does a Line Object become what > I perceive to be a functional equivalent for a Region?" > > Are the particular/peculiar circumstances where this is the better way > to skin the cat? > > (PS - I'm not anti-feline, but y'all know what I mean.) > > Thanks, > Steve in Memphis > > > > J. Stephen Wills > Program Manager, Research Informatics > Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research > University of Tennessee Health Science Center > 62 S. Dunlap, Suite 400 > Memphis, TN 38163 > Office: 901-448-2389 > FAX : 901-448-7133 > >
