Page Size Problem in Pdf

Hi All,
I want to print cheques form oracle Reports 10g, I developed report in 6i & it works fine, Now I am going to convert it in 10g, in report developer it works fine but when it generates through reports server it generates on full pdf page.
Kindly help me how can I reduce the page size by default.
Regards,
Najeebullah Soomro

Salam, Najeebullah Soomro
I want to print cheques form oracle Reports 10g, I developed report in 6i & it works fineDoes PDF also working as your page setup in 6i?
Now I am going to convert it in 10g, in report developer it works fine but when it generates through reports server it generates on full pdf page.Now problem in 10g PDF ?
set the page margin at layout property and also make smaller the frame at Edit Margin mode.
Hope this helps

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