This registry entry determines whether or not PC-DMIS generates page breaks in RTF-generated reports. Since you may have third-party RTF parsers on your system and PC-DMIS has no way of knowing how well these parsers work, this registry entry gives you control over whether or not PC-DMIS should insert a page break.
When PC-DMIS is NOT using the Amyuni driver to print the RTF report (if DoNotUseAmyuniRTF is set to 1 or 2), it looks at this registry entry to determine if it should write a "\page" string in the RTF file generated between each page. This causes a page break to appear when viewing the RTF file using Microsoft Word.
Entry Name: InsertRTFPageBreak
Entry Type: Integer value of 0 (default) or 1.
0 = Page break is not inserted
1 = Page break is inserted