I have an application which needs to print up to 30 lines of detail on the 2nd and 3rd part of a 3 part laser check. This required a sub-report on the 2nd and 3rd part of the check. Because of the need for 30 lines of detail, each sub-report needed 2 columns with the first column wrapping over to the top of the second column. I had previously gotten the 3rd part sub-report to wrap to the 2nd column, but not the 2nd part sub-report which would only print the first column and not continue to the 2nd column. The data is identical in both the 2nd and 3rd part of the check. With some prodding from the list I played with it more and I have resolved the issue. Here is the resolution; On the 2nd and 3rd part of the check, I placed a region with fixed and visible properties checked. I placed a sub-report(identical in setup) in each region. I then expanded the sub-report to the height of the region. Each sub-report has the fixed and visible properties checked. Since this is a 3 part check, all of the objects for the check are placed in the break footer section with the break being the check number. I now have a laser check that prints up to 30 lines of detail on the 2nd and 3rd part remittance advices and looks terrific. Thanks to Buddy, Tom amd Emmitt for their help. This list is a great tool in helping us RBase programmers. Thanks to all who contribute to this list, providing constructive suggestions and encouragement. Keep up the good work. Bill Eyring
