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There is a field in the file information data structure for printer files
that will tell you the current print line...

Steve

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "simafrog" <>
To: <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 10:02 AM
Subject: Question about Printing- A Potential Solution


> The problem I have is that there are a couple of underlines to the report.
One is for every item, you print an underline. The other is for where there
are more than one Lot # per item, you print an item totals for the group and
then an underline. At any rate, I don't want the next page to start out with
an extra underline or even with the totals from the prev page. I think that
I will have to create a logical, count the lines I am printing, and then
check where I am, when I am printing an item, see in the logical if there
are a bunch of records in that group, see if I am fairly near the end of
page, say around 68 lines printed, and then go ahead and go to a new page.
If there are any better methods, please enlighten.
> Thanks,
> Rob400
> > I have tried overflow indicators and Fetch but still some lines start
out with
> > the underline of the previous record.
> >
> >
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