if you are working table with subforms, maintain a saparate sub form for the header and maintain its Accessability as 'Header Row' and in the pagination of the table subform maintain overflow as 'Go to Content area ' and overflow ladder as header subform .
First, Thank you for the help! I did what you recommended and the header did show up on the second page but the header did not show up on the third page.
After I checked the "Repeat Subform For Each Data Item" box and put 1 in the "Min Count" in my new separated header subform, now it worked and the header show up in all the pages.
Thank you again.
For the other "Adobe form" programmers with the similiar issue, this was how Brahma helped me to resolve the header line issue.
if you are working table with subforms, maintain a separated header subform by copying the existing header subform and maintain its Accessibility as 'Header Row'.
In the pagination of the "table" subform, maintain overflow as 'Go to Content area ' and put the new header subform as overflow leader .
Checked the "Repeat Subform For Each Data Item" box and put 1 in the "Min Count" in the new separated header subform
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