How to print more than one record on a sheet of paper in OpenOffice
When you download mail merge template or create your own, you lose a feature that's built into the OpenOffice.org mail merges and reports: printing more than one record on a sheet of paper. However, it's easy to add that ability yourself.
This article addresses the issue of how to have information from multiple records on the same sheet of paper, in mail merges for lists, downloaded label templates, and other mail merge documents. The first section of this article explains how mail merges work regarding when the next record is chosen, and why. If you’re already familiar with this, go straight to the solution in the tutorial part of the article, Triggering a new record whenever you want it by using the next record field.
This article has three sections: the problem, how the program works, and how to get around it.
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