We are having a problem with reports staying in landscape once they are created or changed to be such. We read of a VBA property for landscape orientation, but have been unable to find this anywhere. Please help. Or is this just a glitch with Access remembering the orientation?
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2001-08-09 21:55Reports in Landscape (2000)
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2001-08-09 22:56Re: Reports in Landscape (2000)
There have been print settings problems with Access 2000, and there have been some with Windows 2000 as well. What service release are you running and what operating system are you running it on?
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2001-08-10 18:17Re: Reports in Landscape (2000)
We are on Access 9.0.2720, and cannot put the SRs on our corporate installations. They don't intend to push the SRs for office out anytime soon either. We are using NT4 with SP6, no W2K anytime soon. I understand now there is a 'bug' in Access that loses this setting, so we need to know what workarounds are available. Is there a VBA property that we could have fire off an event to reset our reports back into landscape view? Other ideas?
