I have a two-page pinfed form that is printed to using a subroutine that contains two Newpage()/Finishpage() couplets, each containing multiple Printstring() commands that print the contents of certain fields to specific areas of the form.

We recently received a new shipment of our forms and are having trouble with them feeding into the printer.  Specifically, they are tenting between page 1 and page 2 as it passes under the roller.  The last element that prints on page 1 is about 3 inches up from the bottom of the page, and the first element on page 2 is about 1 inch down from the top.  Since nothing prints in the 4 inch space between page 1 and page 2, the form races through at top speed, and this is part of the problem.

I think if I could "pause" at the end of the Page 1 print routine the print job will slow down enough for the second page to feed without binding.  Just a theory.  I'm not certain how to accomplish this.  Does anything like a "pause" command exist, something that will count off a second or two and then proceed with the rest of the subroutine?  I'm open to any other suggestions as well.

Thanks for your help.

Thanks Ray!

Can you popup a MsgBox or AskUser they can click to indicate that they are ready for the second page?

You can use printstring to just print Spaces.

-Ray