Hi Richard,

That's why there's a Report header, which only prints once.  You would use
that for your first page.

Then, you print a report for each record separately

SELECT YourAdressTable
SCAN  FOR YourCondition
   REPORT NEXT 1 FORM MyList.frx TO PRINTER NOCO
ENDSCAN


You could also add some code into that loop to watch for some abort keypress
etc




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Von: ProFox <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von Richard Kaye
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 11. Oktober 2018 15:22
An: [email protected]
Betreff: FRX and window envelopes

While I start my own research, I thought I should call on the wisdom of the
collective. Here's the goal. I have a number of client facing reports with
address blocks. They may be one page. They may be many pages. I want to be
able to fold the report to fit in a standard windowed envelope and not have
any of the detail appear in the window. This requires a fixed location for
the detail to start on the first page. I would like to reclaim some portion
of that space for additional pages as the address block will not print on
page 2 and after. What are some tricks to get a fixed height header on page
1 but not on subsequent pages?

TIA

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