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first page prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low. how can i slove? i found out the printer doc below: ------------------------------------------ When printing a multiple page document on single sheets, the first page prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low? The difference in print position is usually caused by the page length setting in the software application program. Most applications have a default page length of 66 lines per page when using 11" continuous paper. When using single sheets, the printer automatically provides a small top and bottom margin. Since the top and bottom margins are non-printable areas, the maximum number of lines per page is reduced from 66 to 61 lines per page. Many applications have an option to change the number of lines per page. You should change the number of lines per page to 61. If the program offers a selection for "cut-sheet feeder," change the paper type to cut-sheet feeder. ----------------------------------------- but it can't solve my problem at all.... every page move down 7mm! anyone have exp. like this? please help.. i am using epson LQ1170
On the Report Properties Layout tab make sure that you have set up the page
height and page width correctly. You may need to adjust the margins as well. Then make sure that the width of the body of your report is less than: Page Width - (Left Margin + Right Margin) HTH, Magendo_man [quoted text, click to view] "Fung" wrote:
> Reporting services when printing a multiple page doc on single sheets, the > first page prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low. how > can i slove? > > i found out the printer doc below: > ------------------------------------------ > When printing a multiple page document on single sheets, the first page > prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low? > > The difference in print position is usually caused by the page length > setting in the software application program. Most applications have a > default > page length of 66 lines per page when using 11" continuous paper. When using > single sheets, the printer automatically provides a small top and bottom > margin. Since the top and bottom margins are non-printable areas, the > maximum > number of lines per page is reduced from 66 to 61 lines per page. Many > applications have an option to change the number of lines per page. You > should change the number of lines per page to 61. If the program offers a > selection for "cut-sheet feeder," change the paper type to cut-sheet feeder. > ----------------------------------------- > but it can't solve my problem at all.... every page move down 7mm! anyone > have exp. like this? please > help.. > > i am using epson LQ1170 > >
Thanks magendo_man, but it is not work..
I have try to setup as you suggest, but I just can fit perfectly on only first page. The first page size is 27.3cm (28cm - 7mm), and it will return to normal (28cm) from page 2 onwards, Therefore, every page will move down 7mm unless I change the page size to 27.3cm, then the first page will fit perfectly, but it will move up 7mm on page 2 , 14mm (7mm*2) on page 3, 21mm (7mm*3) on page 4 and so on . so, that means i just can fit one page only. I think the problem is I have 2 different page size on one report: the first page is: 27.3cm 2nd page or later 28.0cm Can I set two page size on one report? Or it should have a more smart way to solve? Really thanks for your help. Fung. "magendo_man" <magendoman@discussions.microsoft.com> ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D:58278B17-5EAD-4685-A3AB-B46B680D47DC@microsoft.com... On the Report Properties Layout tab make sure that you have set up the page height and page width correctly. You may need to adjust the margins as well. Then make sure that the width of the body of your report is less than: Page Width - (Left Margin + Right Margin) HTH, Magendo_man [quoted text, click to view] "Fung" wrote: > Reporting services when printing a multiple page doc on single sheets, the > first page prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low. > how > can i slove? > > i found out the printer doc below: > ------------------------------------------ > When printing a multiple page document on single sheets, the first page > prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low? > > The difference in print position is usually caused by the page length > setting in the software application program. Most applications have a > default > page length of 66 lines per page when using 11" continuous paper. When > using > single sheets, the printer automatically provides a small top and bottom > margin. Since the top and bottom margins are non-printable areas, the > maximum > number of lines per page is reduced from 66 to 61 lines per page. Many > applications have an option to change the number of lines per page. You > should change the number of lines per page to 61. If the program offers a > selection for "cut-sheet feeder," change the paper type to cut-sheet > feeder. > ----------------------------------------- > but it can't solve my problem at all.... every page move down 7mm! anyone > have exp. like this? please > help.. > > i am using epson LQ1170 > > >
I don't understand how you can have two page sizes. What is the actual size
of the paper in your printer? Is it sheet feed (laser/inkjet) or continuous paper (dot matrix)? The page height you enter in Report Properties is the actual physical dimension of the paper page. [quoted text, click to view] "Fung" wrote:
> Thanks magendo_man, but it is not work.. > > I have try to setup as you suggest, but I just can fit perfectly on only > first page. > > The first page size is 27.3cm (28cm - 7mm), and it will return to normal > (28cm) from page 2 onwards, Therefore, every page will move down 7mm unless > I change the page size to 27.3cm, then the first page will fit perfectly, > but it will move up 7mm on page 2 , 14mm (7mm*2) on page 3, 21mm (7mm*3) on > page 4 and so on . > > so, that means i just can fit one page only. I think the problem is I have 2 > different page size on one report: > > the first page is: 27.3cm > 2nd page or later 28.0cm > > Can I set two page size on one report? Or it should have a more smart way to > solve? > > Really thanks for your help. > > Fung. > > > "magendo_man" <magendoman@discussions.microsoft.com> ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D:58278B17-5EAD-4685-A3AB-B46B680D47DC@microsoft.com... > On the Report Properties Layout tab make sure that you have set up the page > height and page width correctly. You may need to adjust the margins as well. > > Then make sure that the width of the body of your report is less than: > > Page Width - (Left Margin + Right Margin) > > HTH, > Magendo_man > > > "Fung" wrote: > > > Reporting services when printing a multiple page doc on single sheets, the > > first page prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low. > > how > > can i slove? > > > > i found out the printer doc below: > > ------------------------------------------ > > When printing a multiple page document on single sheets, the first page > > prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low? > > > > The difference in print position is usually caused by the page length > > setting in the software application program. Most applications have a > > default > > page length of 66 lines per page when using 11" continuous paper. When > > using > > single sheets, the printer automatically provides a small top and bottom > > margin. Since the top and bottom margins are non-printable areas, the > > maximum > > number of lines per page is reduced from 66 to 61 lines per page. Many > > applications have an option to change the number of lines per page. You > > should change the number of lines per page to 61. If the program offers a > > selection for "cut-sheet feeder," change the paper type to cut-sheet > > feeder. > > ----------------------------------------- > > but it can't solve my problem at all.... every page move down 7mm! anyone > > have exp. like this? please > > help.. > > > > i am using epson LQ1170 > > > > > > > >
I am using continuous paper (dot matrix), and my epson printer LQ1170 (seems
like all series of epson dot matrix printer) have the same probrem is "the printer automatically provides a small top and bottom margin (7mm) on the first page" and then, it will return to normal, so I got two page size here. Ref: http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&infoType=FAQ&oid=14329&prodoid=8287&foid=34287 but i can't set the "line per page" in VS2005 or VS2003 if i set the actual physical size, it will be only one page can fit. i f i can set line per page, or have a option for the epson continuous paper, or I can set one report two page size then I can solve my problem, but now i donno how can i fix it..... "magendo_man" <magendoman@discussions.microsoft.com> ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D:A7E18074-2C47-49C2-BDE9-D7A934EBCCE2@microsoft.com... I don't understand how you can have two page sizes. What is the actual size of the paper in your printer? Is it sheet feed (laser/inkjet) or continuous paper (dot matrix)? The page height you enter in Report Properties is the actual physical dimension of the paper page. [quoted text, click to view] "Fung" wrote: > Thanks magendo_man, but it is not work.. > > I have try to setup as you suggest, but I just can fit perfectly on only > first page. > > The first page size is 27.3cm (28cm - 7mm), and it will return to normal > (28cm) from page 2 onwards, Therefore, every page will move down 7mm > unless > I change the page size to 27.3cm, then the first page will fit perfectly, > but it will move up 7mm on page 2 , 14mm (7mm*2) on page 3, 21mm (7mm*3) > on > page 4 and so on . > > so, that means i just can fit one page only. I think the problem is I have > 2 > different page size on one report: > > the first page is: 27.3cm > 2nd page or later 28.0cm > > Can I set two page size on one report? Or it should have a more smart way > to > solve? > > Really thanks for your help. > > Fung. > > > "magendo_man" <magendoman@discussions.microsoft.com> ???gco?l¢Do¡Ps?D:58278B17-5EAD-4685-A3AB-B46B680D47DC@microsoft.com... > > On the Report Properties Layout tab make sure that you have set up the > page > height and page width correctly. You may need to adjust the margins as > well. > > Then make sure that the width of the body of your report is less than: > > Page Width - (Left Margin + Right Margin) > > HTH, > Magendo_man > > > "Fung" wrote: > > > Reporting services when printing a multiple page doc on single sheets, > > the > > first page prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low. > > how > > can i slove? > > > > i found out the printer doc below: > > ------------------------------------------ > > When printing a multiple page document on single sheets, the first page > > prints correctly, but the pages after start printing too low? > > > > The difference in print position is usually caused by the page length > > setting in the software application program. Most applications have a > > default > > page length of 66 lines per page when using 11" continuous paper. When > > using > > single sheets, the printer automatically provides a small top and bottom > > margin. Since the top and bottom margins are non-printable areas, the > > maximum > > number of lines per page is reduced from 66 to 61 lines per page. Many > > applications have an option to change the number of lines per page. You > > should change the number of lines per page to 61. If the program offers > > a > > selection for "cut-sheet feeder," change the paper type to cut-sheet > > feeder. > > ----------------------------------------- > > but it can't solve my problem at all.... every page move down 7mm! > > anyone > > have exp. like this? please > > help.. > > > > i am using epson LQ1170 > > > > > > > > >
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