>>>I know how to tell if printed from print preview....
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>>>How can I tell if Cancel was clicked on the print dialog?
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>>Pretty much the same way. You can have a function called from your topmost band which will set a property or a variable somewhere to .t. if the report was run. If it wasn't, it won't ever run.
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>>If your report has a dataenvironment (not recommended by a few here, me included), you can add such code there.
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>You don't need UDF. See Re: Capturing Print Dialogue Box Result Message #878078

Even better - _vfp.SetVar() is exactly what we need. A procedure we don't even have to write, it's already there. Cool.