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Printing Multiple Documents
navuser1
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Hi All,
Plz Share your knowledge.....
I’m printing a report on a pre-printed paper and when I print a single document, it prints fine.
Means it print every thing well against every pre- printed Caption.
But Problem arises when I try to print multiple documents.
What Printer is doing that is it print First document well, and snatching some part from the next pre- printed page (Page No 2) and than print and every thing going wrong.
What can I do to resolve this problem??
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Plz Share your knowledge.....
I’m printing a report on a pre-printed paper and when I print a single document, it prints fine.
Means it print every thing well against every pre- printed Caption.
But Problem arises when I try to print multiple documents.
What Printer is doing that is it print First document well, and snatching some part from the next pre- printed page (Page No 2) and than print and every thing going wrong.
What can I do to resolve this problem??
](*,)
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I've had this problems lots of times, specially with Continuous Forms (I think this is your case)... In this kinds of documents, 264mm height is VERY DIFFERENT from 265mm height.... that's why the first document is always right, and the others start to get messed up.
It's a very hard job of fine adjusting of page sizes and margins. When I say "fine adjusting" I mean that sometimes you must do this milimeter by milimeter so that you can find the perfect size of the page you are using to print these multiples documents.
Sometimes the page says to be A4, but the printing area is smaller because of the margins and so on.
My tip is to adjust some of the sections (maybe the footer section) of your report and decrease/increase milimeter by milimeter so that you can find the exactly correct size of the page. If you don't have access to your report code, then, you must adjust a "Custom Paper Size" in your printer and, again, do the "milimeter by milimeter" work to find the correct page size...
Hope this helps...
D365 Business Central Solutions Architect
BC AL/NAV C/AL Developer
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So my advice is either use a predefined paper size or do a printing without graphic interface (in which case you send everything to notepad and trigger printers functions for page breaks)