[SOLVED] Compound Document - Header Image on all pages
Hello
I have not worked on compound reports before. I am creating one with 3 reports in the tool. I added each report on each new page and set size as overflow.
There need to be a header image on all pages. So, I added a Master page and inserted image there. But with this, report is coming over the image in the overflow pages. Page which each report starts looks fine.
Am I missing something?
Please suggest.
ThanksThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Enigma006,
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October 24, 2017, 01:56 PM
MartinY
Insert a Master Page, then add your image on top of it. Then in the following page add your report but starting AFTER the end position of the image in the MasterPage. Meaning that if your image is position at (0.5;0.5) and have 1 inch height, your report should not start before position y=1.5
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October 24, 2017, 02:05 PM
Enigma006
quote:
Originally posted by MartinY: Insert a Master Page, then add your image on top of it. Then in the following page add your report but starting AFTER the end position of the image in the MasterPage. Meaning that if your image is position at (0.5;0.5) and have 1 inch height, your report should not start before position y=1.5
Martin
Thanks for the reply. I made sure about this before posting here. Can you please check the code and let me know of any issue?
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October 24, 2017, 02:44 PM
MartinY
From your Page layout, choose Properties, then change "Flow margin: top" to 1.0in (assuming that your document margin is 0.5 and image has 0.5 height)
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October 24, 2017, 04:36 PM
Enigma006
quote:
Originally posted by MartinY: From your Page layout, choose Properties, then change "Flow margin: top" to 1.0in (assuming that your document margin is 0.5 and image has 0.5 height)
Thanks Martin. This worked.
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October 25, 2017, 08:31 AM
MartinY
My pleasure.
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