Hi Kay,

I'm sorry that the print preview within the Receivables specification designer is showing information printing underneath the 'End of Page' section, which makes it appear to print something in the manner you would like it too. As Andrew posted above, previewing within the designer application (rather than a live spec) has some overrides built into it in order show enough pages to show all the page headers and footers - there are different footer sections that can be included to print on the first and second pages of a 2 page letter or statement. Because of these over-rides, you may get information to print after the 'End of Page' section. But in actual practice when printing letters or statements for real, no information will print.

To answer your question, you cannot get anything to print in the 'null space' between the last detail and the top of the footer section on printed statements or letters. The 'exception' is vertical lines where the top of the line is within the Page Header section and is formatted to be as long as the length of the page.

What information are you printing in a 'Detail' section of your letters? A list of Outstanding Invoices? Can you guarantee that there will be less than a certain number of details that print.

You will see that sample Letter specifications are only a single large Page Header section, without details or a footer. This gives complete control over object placement within the letter. When you add a detail and footer section, there are no more precise controls because the number of details is a variable.

As mentioned in an earlier post, the only way to get information to print higher up the page, underneath the details, is to make the section height of the page footer to be much larger, and place this signature line at the top of the page footer section.