TIP #2
If you don't want the page header to print at all on the first page of the report because you are creating a title page, you will need to change the First page header setting to false in the options setting in the QuickRep component. There you can also turn off the last page header when printing the summary so that you can print a special summary page without the standard page info. Next in the order of printing is the Column Header Band. This band is useful for printing headings in simple reports. It is an optional band because you could place your column headings in the page header band instead if you wanted to. Another place to put headings is in the next band in the list called the Group Header. The Group header band is connected to the Grouping logic of your report and is another optional band. The main difference in the Column Header and the other options is; the Column header prints over the top of each column. If you have a multicolumn report this will be important.

Before we deal with Grouping, let's discuss the Detail band, which is the next band in the printing order. The Detail Band is the most important band in the report because it is where most of your data-aware components are placed. It can be stretched to cover a whole page and therefore become a type of Nonbanded report, or it can be removed if you are only printing a summary report without any details.

Next in the list is the Group Footer which handles any subtotals related to the grouping of the data. If you want each group to be printed on one page with the next group starting on the following page, then put a new page command in the Group Footer's After Print event.

For Example: QuickRep1.NewPage;

   TIP #3
If you want your totals in your group footer to start over after each group footer is printed, the change the Reset after Print Property to True instead of False. Leaving it as False will accumulate totals throughout the report.

The next band is the Summary Band which prints only at the end of the report. Like the Title, if you want the Summary Band to print on it's own page, you will need to insert a newpage command in the BeforePrint event so that the Summary begins on a separate page.

   TIP #4
If you want the Summary Band to always print at the Bottom of the report, then change the AlignToBottom property to True.

The final band printed is the page footer. This usually prints on each page at the bottom and, if you want it to, will print after the Summary Band. Page Headers and page footers are great places to put repeating information such as print date, page number, Company name, etc.