Our company checks will be generated by a crystal report. There are 3 sections that ALWAYS have to be the same size. Sections 1 and 2 show the check detail and section 3 is the check itself. (no I won't e-mail out examples...)

I've gotten it figured out... The checks are pre-printed. I've got the check itself as the page footer. I've put in several group footers, 2 for every page that prints. After every 2nd group footer it creates a new page. The subreport is duplicated in every group footer and I've changed the subreports to start at different records. For instance GF3 and GF4 which would be on page 2 hides all detail where recordnumber <16. The sub report is set to not grow and 15 details will fit on each page.  GF5 and GF6 hides all detail where recordnumber < 31. etc... On the main report I supress the GF depending on how many record number there are. If there are 13 details then pages 2 and greater will be supressed and only page 1 prints. I have the reset page number turned on every other GF but will reset based on the number of recordnumbers. If there are 25 details then the page number will reset after GF4, page 2. We print large batches of checks and they don't want to enter in the check numbers manually. The only problem I'm running into, which is more of a nusiance is we have some checks that will have 15 pages of details, so I need to make a lot of group footers.  I probably could have made it a little easier by just making 1 group footer per page.  Hope that explains it, it does work pretty well.