Razzak:

Well, no that didn't work.  Following your steps:

01.  My page footer is exactly 1" high.  Prints perfectly on each page,
    There is a 1/2" top and bottom margin.  Since the bottom of the
    printable area would be at the 10 1/2" mark, this page footer
    begins to print 1" above that, at 9 1/2".  So far so good.

02.  My two PF fields are scrunched to the top, tons of room below.

03.  I added a report footer with just one little static text field located,
    scrunched to the top.  The width of the RF is only 0.25".  I started
    off by putting a Print Position of 9.0.  Incrementing it by .1, it stayed
    located above the Page Footer until I hit 9.3.  At 9.3, it pushed the
    Report Footer to the next page,  with Page Footers at the bottom of
    each page.   Same for 9.4 and 9.5.  At 9.6 I got a blank piece of
    paper, no printing at all.
         Since 9.2 stayed on one page, and 9.3 pushed it to the next
    page, I played with hundreds between 9.2 and 9.3 but never got it
    to print below the PF.

    Are you saying that at some point the RF prints "on top of" the
    PF?    I can't get it to do that, so I think I'll just have to tell the
    client that it doesn't work that way anymore.


Karen


Here's how:

01. Based on the page setup and margins, simply increase the "Height"
    of the "Page Footer" band which will also increase the white space.

02. Then, move all DB Text, DB Calc, and System Variable controls on
    Page Footer band at the top of this band, to leave room for the
    Report Footer contents underneath it.

03. Right-click on the gray area of the Report Footer [^ Report Footer]
    band and select Position...

    Assign the exact Print Position
    (keeping in mind the page footer setting as defined in step 02)

    You may need to adjust the Report Footer Print Position as needed.

04. Click on [Preview Report] tab

    Scroll down to see all contents of the Page Footer

    Click on Last Page [>|] icon to see all contents of Page Footer
    and Report Footer, right after the Page Footer, on the last page.

Hope that helps!

Very Best R:egards,


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