Access2000 Report Printout is rotated 90 degrees.

[Frank Martin]

Using Access2000 with WindowsXP we want to print invoices on fan-fold
multipart stationary 12" wide and 8.5" deep.



We have attempted this via the following steps.



1/ Go to control panel and select "Printers & Faxes."



2/ On this screen select File and then "Server Properties".



3/. Tick the "Create New Form" box and add the dimensions 12" wide, 8.5"
deep.



4/. On the same "Printer & Faxes" screen select the relevant printer (Epsom
LQ2500) then click "Printer" and then "Properties".



5/. Click "Printing Preferences" and select 'Landscape' and then press
"Advanced."



6/. From the "Paper Size" drop-down box select fanfold 8.5" x 12" then click
apply & OK.



7/. Now go to Access2000 and the relevant invoice report.



8/. On "Page Setup" select landscape and the "Specific Printer."



Yet after all these steps the actual printing is 90 degrees to the paper
orientation! Can anybody help.? Regards Frank.

[Jim Macklin]

Do all that and in the printer setup, select landscape (if
it is already selected...deselect it).

"Frank Martin" > wrote in message
...
| Using Access2000 with WindowsXP we want to print invoices
on fan-fold
| multipart stationary 12" wide and 8.5" deep.
|
|
|
| We have attempted this via the following steps.
|
|
|
| 1/ Go to control panel and select "Printers & Faxes."
|
|
|
| 2/ On this screen select File and then "Server
Properties".
|
|
|
| 3/. Tick the "Create New Form" box and add the dimensions
12" wide, 8.5"
| deep.
|
|
|
| 4/. On the same "Printer & Faxes" screen select the
relevant printer (Epsom
| LQ2500) then click "Printer" and then "Properties".
|
|
|
| 5/. Click "Printing Preferences" and select 'Landscape'
and then press
| "Advanced."
|
|
|
| 6/. From the "Paper Size" drop-down box select fanfold
8.5" x 12" then click
| apply & OK.
|
|
|
| 7/. Now go to Access2000 and the relevant invoice report.
|
|
|
| 8/. On "Page Setup" select landscape and the "Specific
Printer."
|
|
|
| Yet after all these steps the actual printing is 90
degrees to the paper
| orientation! Can anybody help.? Regards Frank.
|
|