You can use CurrReport.PAGENO to know which page you are in.
With this command you know when you are in an even page
IF CurrReport.PAGENO MOD 2 = 0 THEN BEGIN
// Even page
END;
Now you can add a section to be printed only in case of even pages or you can add a textbox you fill up when you are in an even page and clear when in an odd page.
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I have all ready tried this but it doen't work, in my case i am printing sales invoice in which my terms & condition to be printed on even pages, so that it can be printed on the back of 1st page.
I think you will have to keep all under control.
Meaning, you cannot trust on the reporting-system when starting a new page, but you will have to decide it yourself.
So you need to read all records, put them in a temptable and already divided per page.
After this you read the temptable and take a record and put it on the report.
You will also need to give a command when to change pages and then start printing your terms&conditions.
This is quite a lot of work for programming it.
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With this command you know when you are in an even page Now you can add a section to be printed only in case of even pages or you can add a textbox you fill up when you are in an even page and clear when in an odd page.
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I have all ready tried this but it doen't work, in my case i am printing sales invoice in which my terms & condition to be printed on even pages, so that it can be printed on the back of 1st page.
Meaning, you cannot trust on the reporting-system when starting a new page, but you will have to decide it yourself.
So you need to read all records, put them in a temptable and already divided per page.
After this you read the temptable and take a record and put it on the report.
You will also need to give a command when to change pages and then start printing your terms&conditions.
This is quite a lot of work for programming it.
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!