I have a template consisting mostly of 3 tables; normally, they all fit on
one page, and there's a footer with a couple of signature blocks on it. I
load these tables with data from an Access database, using OLE. I don't
want to split a table over a page, so what I want to do is insert a page
break just before the third table when there is more data than will fit on
one page. If this happens, I don't want to print the footer on page 1. If
it doesn't, and it all fits on one page, I do want to print the footer. I
can figure out how to insert the break, but I can't seem to find anything on
how to turn a footer on and off.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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Peter L Reader, posting from stormy Portland, Oregon
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Re: Controlling footers in code (Word 97) by Doug

Doug
Wed Dec 08 19:22:23 CST 2004

You may be able to use an { IF { page } = { numpages } "true result" "false
result" } field.

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Hope this helps,
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"Peter L Reader" <preader@pacifier.com> wrote in message
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>I have a template consisting mostly of 3 tables; normally, they all fit on
>one page, and there's a footer with a couple of signature blocks on it. I
>load these tables with data from an Access database, using OLE. I don't
>want to split a table over a page, so what I want to do is insert a page
>break just before the third table when there is more data than will fit on
>one page. If this happens, I don't want to print the footer on page 1. If
>it doesn't, and it all fits on one page, I do want to print the footer. I
>can figure out how to insert the break, but I can't seem to find anything
>on how to turn a footer on and off.
> Can anyone point me in the right direction?
> --
> Peter L Reader, posting from stormy Portland, Oregon
> preader@pacifier.com
>