Hi Chris, 



   Thanks for the quick response. The issue that the WordWrap product fixes is when the text spans multiple pages. Without the Wordwrap product, the page break can happen in in the middle of a line of text. The line will be chopped in half where the top part of the text appears on the bottom of page one and the bottom part of the text appears at the top of page two. 



Using this sentence as an example with strickthrough enabled, everything above the line is on page one, everything below the line is on page two. This doesn't happen every time, it varies on the data that is being represented but the only way to insure it doesn't happen is to use Wordwrap. 



Wordwrap looks at the text to determine when it should break the page, breaking it cleanly so one line of text doesn't span across two pages. It works great if there are only a few lines of text but if someone gets a little wordy, it can delay the report for 10-15 seconds because it is measuring every letter to determine where it should wrap the line and break the page. 



Do you know of any other solution for this issue?

Chris, do you know of another solution so that text will span multiple pages correctly without splitting a line of text between two pages? By splitting lines I mean the top half of a line on one page and the bottom half on another page. 



Thanks in advance.