What have I done this time?!

I have a simple(?) report, printing Sub-summaries above and below the Body plus a Footer. Looks fine in Preview mode but, when I actually print, only the Body and Footer print. The Body is a bit tricky. It's a three row portal with sundry objects behind the portal, which print when a portal row is empty. However, I cannot see why this should have any bearing on the problem. (And there are excellent reasons for printing a portal.)

I've triple-checked the sort, all the relationships, text formats, and everything else I can think of.

It was working until I corrected an error with the Portal relationship. Perhaps I should mess it up again?

Any other suggestions would be gratefully received - preferrably before the throat-cutting.

"It was working until I corrected an error with the Portal relationship."

I'd look there first.

I did! I do not see how a relationship affecting a portal can influence the printing of summaries, which have no fields relevant to the portal relationship.

I think I might have solved the problem. I'd forgotten that FMP closed (long story) while I was working in the layout. Looks like that horrible word 'corrupted' and a re-build of the layout. Oh, well, it only took half a day and let's hope it was just that layout.

Thanks, Vaughan, for opening the floodgates of my memory. An even earlier issue, which didn't bother me all that much at the time; before I'd even touched it much, it wouldn't PDF the full layout - just the Body. Oh, !#^$@$&%@$$!#%@#~!. I copied this layout from a V8 version of a V6 file. Bloody V6-V8 elves!!

Maybe the Moderator will remove this whole thread. Or maybe leave it as a lesson in problem non-analysis. :(

Well, well. Live and learn. What a relief to know that I'm not so stupid after all - just ignorant.

As each record uses a single page and I'm mean, I've been printing 'Current Record' to save trees. Tried printing 'Records being browsed' and all is well.

How come I was so sure it had been working? I hadn't fixed the sub-summaries properly at that stage.