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Weekly I will print about 20-30 of these reports. I have to enter a job # and then print, job #, print. I would like to be able to enter all of the 20-30 job #s and each job print on it's own page.
Kathy Fields
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This is something I have requested over and over again, but so far go go. This is very disappointing as each project manager wants his reports to print 1 job per page or pages. They need to be able to see a report with only 1 job and a page break between jobs. I don't think Viewpoint realizes how important page breaks on. I know that Management Suite and American Contractor printed them with breaks, can't understand why they don't hurry up and do this. This goes for just about most of the reports in PXMC. Very disappointing on how long it takes to get something so needed.