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    ResTech is offline Novice
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    Tab Control

    I have a 4 page form, the first two pages require data entry and the last two pages which are in a tab control need to be printed off with the first two pages. Any suggestions?
    Thanks

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    rpeare is offline VIP
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    create a report that shows what you want rather than trying to print a form.

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    ResTech is offline Novice
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    Ok, Thanks, I did that but can I link multiple forms (or reports) to one table? And also since I now have 3 reports that hold what was originally going to be my 4 forms can I make them all print out together instead of printing them all separately?

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    rpeare is offline VIP
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    if the data is all related to one another then you can use subreports within your main report to show the data you want as though it were a single report. I do not know what your data structure or reports are trying to do so I can't really comment on the HOW you'd do it in your particular instance. But generally if your data is related you can make it appear on a single report.

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