[Dxbase] Re: Joe & Jack, why does this happen?

Mon Aug 30 20:06:01 EDT 2004

hmmm
I'm using a Epson C82
I had checked the printer settings and it's set to a normal 8.5x11 sheet of paper.
The Preview is the same also...
it is WYSIWYG.
And the award application form also is a little screwy
I adds a second page with just the very heading.
The second page just has the 3 centered lines of the very top of page 1.
It's done this since day one and I just never figured it out.
3 different printers now.
And I can't find a place to adjust page size in the dxcc reports.
Changing the percentage in the Crystal Report menu seems to only effect the size of the 
print and I end up with even more blank space and still just 39 rows, not 40.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Joseph Glockner" <jglock2 at airmail.net>
To: "FireBrick" <w9ol at billnjudy.com>
Cc: "DXBase List" <dxbase at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 6:35 PM
Subject: Re: Joe & Jack, why does this happen?
> Bill,
>> That has to be your printer config ... I did everything possible
> here with my setup - to recreate your own 39 rows -- but never
> could - I always got 40 rows per page ... It just about has to
> be your printer config..
>> 73 Joe wa6axe
>> FireBrick wrote:
>> I used the Awards Module to print out the DXCC submission listing of cards I have 
>> waiting to be submitted.
>>>> Now the normal ARRL form has 40 rows or entries.
>> When I view the DXCCQSO.RPT report, it lists 3 pages.
>> What I see is this
>> On page 1, I see 39 rows.
>> On page 2, I see 39 rows.
>> But I only have 58 qsl's so the bottom half of the page is empty.
>> Then I have a page 3, which has 2 empty rows.
>>>> Is this something caused by my printer selection, that it can only print so much on a 
>> page?
>> But what I see on the screen is exactly the way it's printed on the paper.
>>>>>> -----------------------------------------------------
>> HAM AND EGGS - A day's work for a chicken; A lifetime commitment for a pig.
>> -----------------------------------------------------
>>>> Bill H. in Chicagoland
>>>>>>>>>