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I use Delphi2006 and QuickReport4 Components in a Clinical Analysis.

I need to print pages with results of patient's exams.

When I print, I use the PageHeader band in blank with a certain height to avoid printing on the paper logo. But when the paper with logo is over, the report enables other band with that same logo.

The problem is that the third Band is the Patient Information Head and it was supposed to appear in every page, but the only band that does it is the Header and Footer.

I've setted up both blank band and information band as HeaderBand, but the QuickReport only accepts the first one as a header.

Any ideas of how do I print another band on every page at the top of the page?

I also have this same problem with the doctor signature that should be on every page, but only appears on the last one.

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You can use a ChildBand, having the PageHeader as its ParentBand. Every time your (blank) PageHeader will be printed, her child will also be printed right after it.