Date:         Tue, 16 Jul 2002 10:16:45 +0200
Reply-To:     Andre Wielki <wielki@INED.FR>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:         Andre Wielki <wielki@INED.FR>
Subject:      Re: Startpage=no is eating my Titles and footnotes!!
Comments: To: "Delaney Kevin P." <khd8@CDC.GOV>
In-Reply-To:  <0E21AA045067D211A2F300A02461F7A00C00CB4B@MCDC-ATL-51>
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Kevin,

I found some variation that could give you an issue about your problem of
lossing title and footnotes
All what remain to do is to suppress the two pdfmark for the two proc reports
it is easy o do with Acrobat (full product) to do by hand.
HTH
Andre

transpose it to your data

ods escapechar='\';
ods pdf file="d:\ods\test.pdf"  startpage=no;
ods proclabel=" ";
proc print data=sasuser.crime(obs=3) contents="First Print";
title1 "First Print";
run;
data ;
length a $ 122;
a="artificial footnote one";output;run;
title ' ';
proc report noheader nowd  style=[borderwidth=0 cellspacing=0];run;
ods pdf text='\S={font_face="Times New Roman" font_weight=Bold
just=c}  second title with text ';
  title ' ';
proc print data=sasuser.fitness(obs=4) ;
run;
data ;
length a $ 122;
a="artificial footnote two";output;run;
proc report noheader nowd  style=[borderwidth=0 cellspacing=0];run;
ods pdf close;;




At 15:18 15/07/2002 -0400, Delaney, Kevin P. wrote:
>ods escapechar='^';
>ods pdf file="&desk.test.pdf" style=mystyle startpage=no;
>ods proclabel=" ";
>proc print data=sasuser.admitjune contents="First Print";
>title1 "First Print";
>run;
>ods pdf text="^S={font_face='Times New Roman' font_weight=Bold
>just=center}Second Print";
>                                 *Match Attributes to 'Titlefont' in mystyle;
>ods proclabel=" ";
>proc print data=sasuser.admitjune contents="Second Print";
>title1 "Second Print";
>run;
>ods pdf close;


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