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Crystal Reports - Printing Lables

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    This may not be the best forum for this question, but since I'm writing my application in VB.NET I figured this would be a good start. Given: VS2005 - Professional I've created a label printing report in Crystal Reports which has 4 labels across and 8 labels down on a page. My question is: How would you go about providing functionality where I want to start my label printing on row 2, column 3 for the first page and just resume printing for the next set of pages? I was thinking of maybe adding a 6 blank data rows to the dataset before binding it to the report and have the report suppress printing if the data is blank. Something like that. Any other suggestions ?

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      This may not be the best forum for this question, but since I'm writing my application in VB.NET I figured this would be a good start. Given: VS2005 - Professional I've created a label printing report in Crystal Reports which has 4 labels across and 8 labels down on a page. My question is: How would you go about providing functionality where I want to start my label printing on row 2, column 3 for the first page and just resume printing for the next set of pages? I was thinking of maybe adding a 6 blank data rows to the dataset before binding it to the report and have the report suppress printing if the data is blank. Something like that. Any other suggestions ?

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      David Mujica wrote:

      I was thinking of maybe adding a 6 blank data rows to the dataset before binding it to the report

      That was what I was thinking.

      Steve Jowett ------------------------- Real Programmers don't need comments -- the code is obvious.

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