I'm writing a VB6 application for a bakery. Clients come to the bakery during weekdays to order items (mainly cookies, out of about 700 varieties) to be delivered on Sunday. These orders are stored in an mdb. One of the outputs I want to produce are labels with the name of the client on the first line, and underneath all the items he ordered. I put the name of the client in a separate header, the orderlines come in the detail section.
My problem: if the number of orderlines exceeds the height of the label, the printing should switch to the next label, but again with the name of the client on the first line. These labels will be attached later on to the boxes to be filled with the ordered cookies.
I tried and tried, but never succeeded in producing anything useful. Could a merciful soul give me some tips, before I give up and start some tedious coding to print my labels straight from VB ?
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My problem: if the number of orderlines exceeds the height of the label, the printing should switch to the next label, but again with the name of the client on the first line. These labels will be attached later on to the boxes to be filled with the ordered cookies.
I tried and tried, but never succeeded in producing anything useful. Could a merciful soul give me some tips, before I give up and start some tedious coding to print my labels straight from VB ?
Yetie
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