I have seen couple of posts on the forum in which people wanted to know a way to fit the document in a page. I am wondering about the use case if this is really required. Could you please let me know the use cases and how are you working around it currently. You need to build a case to get this attribute in the tag 
#1 by Raymond Camden on May 4th, 2006
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I think tables would be a good example. I know that when tables break over pages in cfdocument, it normally looks pretty bad.
I guess I’d also request a way to handle page breaks better for tables. If that is even possible.
#2 by Anonymous on July 11th, 2006
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We are generating a form type file that should fit on one page.
#3 by Anonymous on July 13th, 2006
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Tables are the problem for me too. Building long data reports is almost exclusively what I was hoping to do with cfdocument when I upgraded to MX and I have been severely dissapointed in the ability of cfdocument to cleanly scale and paginate tables that flow from page to page. They end up munging rows between pages which become completely unreadable.
#4 by Anonymous on September 13th, 2006
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I sometimes get this error with cfdocument during a timeout of the page. (cfmx 7.0.2 Enterprise ).
The document has no pages….
Along with the line#
IS there a solution????