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If you expand the page to the maximum size (usually 8-by-10.5-inches), you won't see the error message. However the controls that touch the nonprintable region are not printed, despite appearing in Print Preview. CAUSEThe default nonprintable region for the default printer is used in the conversion process to prevent an error. When you convert a Microsoft Access 2.0 report that has some of the margins set to zero to Microsoft Access 7.0 or 97, the margins in Microsoft Access 7.0 or 97 are not set to zero. Instead, they are set to the minimum margin that is valid for the default printer. RESOLUTIONThe workaround is described in the solution part of the error message. You need to reduce the column width, the column spacing, or the number of columns until the addition of these plus the default margins is less than the width of your paper. For example, if Microsoft Access defines the left margin at .263 inches and the right margin at .266 inches, then you have used:
If you then define the column width at 3.8 inches, the column spacing at
.15 inches, and column count at 2, you are now under the 8.5-inches width
limit.
If all these components add up to less than the page width, you can print
the report without an error.
STATUSThis behavior is by design to prevent the report from printing data in the nonprintable region of the printer. MORE INFORMATIONSteps to Reproduce Behavior
REFERENCESFor more information about changing page setup properties, search on the phrase "nonprintable region report margins," and then view "How Do I Set margins, page orientation, and other page setup options," using the Microsoft Access 97 Help Index. Additional query words:
Keywords : kberrmsg |
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