Crystal Reports 11 - 2 Page report prints in 3 pages (1 empty page)

[CVMichael]

I made a CR report, and I have 2 pages in it, so 1 record = 2 Pages.

But when I print to the printer, it prints 3 pages.... 2 pages + 1 empty page

There is no 3'rd page... I don't understand it...

I attached a print screen of the report (but I had to obscure the text) to see that there is no 3'rd page...

Each page is ~ 10.5 Inches, so the end of the second page should be 21 inches, but my text stops at 19 Inches... so I don't see the problem...

[GaryMazzone]

Is there something in a group footer that say new page after?

[CVMichael]

What is "Group Footer" ?

Both Page Footer & Report Footer are empty, and Suppressed...

[GaryMazzone]

Did you set up groups in the report? If so there is a group footer and it can be set to place a new page after the footer (each group would start on a new page).

[CVMichael]

No, now groups...

If there was, it would be listed in the "Field Explorer" window, under the "Group Name Fields", right ? (That section is empty)

[CVMichael]

I think I figured out what couses the problem but I don't know how to fix it...

I started to remove objects from the second page, and when I remove the picture then I did not get the 3'rd page.

The problem is, I need that picture there... but when it's there I get a 3'rd empty page...

[NPassero]

Check to make sure the width of it is not exceeding the margins on the right side, sometimes it will stick an extra page to the end of it because of that margin.

[CVMichael]

The picture is small (I changed the picture in my first post to show where the picture is in the report).

I even removed ALL the text and kept only the picture on top of the page, in the second page.... and I STILL got the 3'rd empty page.

Just the presence of the picture, it makes the report have an extra empty page.

Also... something else I noticed... if Crystal Reports has to print more than one record, then I DON'T get the extra page, this happens only when CR has one record to print.

The problem is that even when I have more than one record, I will have to print one record at the time. So when I have 10 records, I'm basically calling Crystal Reports 10 times, and each time printing one record.

This has to be like that becuse of other things that the application is doing (this is the requirment of the application to print one record at one time for all records in the table).

[CVMichael]

For anyone who wants to know:

I solved the problem by separating the page and I put another Detail section, and I placed the picture in the second Detail section.

See attached picture:

[NPassero]

Will this be affected for creating other reports with more data on the top page ? Because it would stretch the picture down further and almost recreate the same error as before..

[CVMichael]

I don't know... probably...