> The problem is, that if there is more than one doc for customer at one
> batch, it is generated as multi-doc document (html or pdf) - but - some
> of our customers complained that it is really difficult to print that
> way. I chcecked out and did not find any way of how to issue something
> like page-break in html. It is probably not even possible. What about
> pdf? Is there any chance to insert page-break into pdf doc?
>
> So far the fastest fix seems to be parsing html doc, dividing it into
> separate files - I could create some encapsulated tool for that, but I
> would rather fix problem in our primary ERP system than go for
> workarounds ...
In html you can force a page-break relative to a specific tag
choose a tag - I think most will do - and add the page break property to it
in an in-line style sheet
for example using the h4 / 5 tags:
<style>
h4 {page-break-before:always}
h5 {page-break-after:always}
</style>
Now just put in an <h4> when you want the page break to occur before the
next information or <h5> when you want the page break to occur after...
then IE will do a form feed in the appropriate places
wow! I answered a question!
- still know nothing about rebol :-)
Regards
John Uff
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