SQL Report - PDF Report Printing. How to show one row per page?

Hello
I have successfully created a simple SQL Report.
Than I enabled Report Printing to PDF (default Report Layout).
Export to PDF is working good by default.
Now I want to see one report row per one PDF page. Is it possible?
How I can change the amount of rows per PDF page using default report layout?
I tried to create a User Layout with MSWord Plugin. it's quite suitable for data forms.
But I still did not find a way around for my question.

I would create an User Layout (.rtf) with MSWord. Load your XML data and use the table wizzard to put the fields in your document.
Put this code after your last field and before the 'E' (= <?end for-each?> tag):
<?split-by-page-break:?>

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