I'm new to this board, but not programming. I've been working on quoting a job for a couple of days. It's kind of like a turin test. It's easy for a 5 year old to do (granted, laborious), but difficult for a computer to do.

Not impossible, just a lot of variables and special conditions. I've figured most everything out, but the end result is a printout of the next day's class schedules. Preferrably a new page per class.

Now I'm self taught, and have been programming since B.A.S.I.C. on the TRS-80, so this could be something I missed in VB 101.

I need to create something like this, that fits on paper to be printed (or prints automatically without screen view)..

Class #: xxxx
Class Name: My Class
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Student Name | (blank for sign in) | time in | etc.
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Student Name | (blank for sign in) | time in | etc.
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ad infinitum... (or to bottom of page, then gen new page with header, continuing where left off...)

The customer I'm quoting, is tired of writing in the student names by hand. I've figured how to compute who's in what class, when, but I've never had to print something out 'pretty' before.

Any help would be appreciated..

A URL, an object name, a smack upside the head. <g> I hate feeling stupid. I have no problems figuring out logic/syntax for problems, but have never walked this particular road before. <sigh>

Thanks for any help...

Chris "Blue Dragon"