Thanks Lawrence!

You hit on the key which I did not explain very well.
I wanted to print  multiple copies of (1) record  on
the same sheet.   I will play around with the temp
tables some and see what I get.  Also, I suppose
to use a partial printed sheet of labels I could place
the correct number of rows filled with NULL values
to "SKIP" over the already printed labels.  (Assuming
I did not have any text box, lines, or graphics on the
labels.)

Sharon,
  Thank you for your idea about the "multiple" label setup.
If I decide that I always need (2) labels per record, this
would be a good way to go!

Thank you all for your input.






-----Original Message-----
From: Lawrence Lustig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 12:40 AM
Subject: Re: Printing labels - Razzak's Reply


>> How do I get the program to print on all (4) labels of
>> of a sheet?
>
>Bob:
>
>AFAIK, if you want multiple copies of a single label you need to build a
>temporary table that has identical rows for each label that you want.
>R:Base prints one label per row in your source table or view -- there's no
>way to ask it to "repeat" a given row X number of times.
>
>To make sure that your routine is multi-user safe, check out the CREATE
>TEMPORARY and PROJECT TEMPORARY commands, which will build temporary tables
>that don't get stored in the database.
>
>Alternatively, you could base the label on variables, rather than columns.
>You still need a table with the same number of rows as labels you want to
>print but you could just keep a permanent table with enough records around.
>Then, when you want to print your labels you would set your variables and
>issue LBLPrint MyLabels WHERE LIMIT = X and you would get X identical
>labels, based on the variables.
>--
>Larry
>
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