Hello Kevin,

When a report has multiple views, the first View runs through all the records and then the second View runs through all the records.  It is similar to running two separate reports and then concatenating the second report onto the end of the first report.  So if a report is run on three records the output would look like this

Freeform view of Record #1
Freeform view of Record #2
Freeform view of Record #3
Table view of Record #1
Table view of Record #2
Table view of Record #3

In order to get the output you are looking for the current report would need to be run on one record at a time. Another way to do this would be to create a form that would replace this report. You would just print the form and it would look exactly like you want to, and each record would be on a different page. Another way would be to use PrintString() like the invoices in the sample application SesameSeasons.db are generated.  Another way would be to use a single Form View and program the Table into it. This way you could control the page breaks.

If you are in a freeform report you can add a page break element to your group body and that will cause the report to break onto a new page when that element is reached.

If I am misunderstanding you please let me know.

-Ray