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9/22/09 2:24:19 PM

When using subform instance control:add, I have info that starts on the bottom of one page and the rest is as the top of the next page. I am trying to get the info from both pages wrapped into one subform so that my "add" button will add everything. Is this possible?

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9/23/09 7:48:30 AM

In Design view your subform cannot span pages. You will have to get them on the same page.

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In Design view your subform cannot span pages. You will have to get them on the same page.

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