Even and odd page break

Hi ALL
I have a requirement in my report there are two things location with customer details and meter reading with costing Now my req is that location details should come on odd pages and starting from page 3. For meter details should come on even pages starting from page 4 can you plz help me in this
Regards
Prasoon

i did not quite get what your report structure is.
Is it something like
-Customer
-- Location details
-- Meter reading
-Customer
-- Location details
-- Meter readingIf so does the customer record fill pages 1 and 2?
Does the location details always fit on one page or could per be more data than for one page?
Does the meter-reding details always fit on one page or could per be more data than for one page?

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