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Updated January 21, 2019

asked on March 22, 2015

In Forms 9.1.1 my printed form has a 1 inch border from the edge of the form to edge of the paper on the top and both left and right sides of the form. As well as the http address in the bottom left corner and date in the bottom right corner. Is there a way to remove these borders as well as the http address and date so the form itself will fill the majority of the page? thank you

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replied on March 23, 2015

Hi Steven,

I believe that those options are controlled by the browser you're printing from and not within forms itself. If you're using Internet Explorer for example, you can goto the Options button and select Print - > Page Setup. You should get options similar to this that give you control over what is printed:

Regards,

Sheldon

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replied on March 29, 2015

Thank you Sheldon

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replied on March 7, 2016

Our company is also experiencing this issue using IE 11. We were able to successfully turn off the borders in Forms 9.1 but they have come back in Forms 9.2. We have been unsuccessful at turning borders off in 9.2. We are currently upgrading to Forms 9.2 and need to resolve this issue before moving our production environment to 9.2

Attached you will see examples for Forms 9.1 and Forms 9.2.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

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replied on March 7, 2016

You can try adding CSS to your form:

.cf-formwrap {
box-shadow: none !important;
}

Please if the above recommendations do not work, contact your reseller to open a case with Technical Support.

Ensure to submit a copy of the business process and the exact version of Forms that is currently installed on your system.

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replied on January 21, 2019

I just want to add that this didn't work for me in Forms 10.3 but this did:

.cf- formwrap { border: none !important; }

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