Output window size

in standard report the size of report is half of the winodw.
wheni sein foreground its giving in full pages but when i run on background its appearing on half of the window...
wot could be the error??

Hi Jyoti,
This is no error. During background processing, the display of the output generally differs from that in the foreground. That is bcoz of the output display options related to the background processing. The no. of pages are displayed in output during background processing which are usually of smaller in size when compared to that of foregorund.
Hope this is helpful to you. If you need further information, revert
back.
Reward all the helpful answers.
Regards
Nagaraj T

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