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>Path a textbox in your footer somewhere. For the report expression, call the UDF. The UDF sends the macro to the currentlyelected printer by the ???. The UDF returns a null string, resulting in nothing other than the macro being sent. You can use the TO PRINT clause to send output directly to the printer.
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>>Marcus.

One last question. I guess I should have said TO PRINT PROMPT NOCONSOLE. Do your reports have the driver screen come up before printing, or do you go straight to the printer. This seems to be my stumbling block. I can get it to work fine until I bring up the prompt (printer driver). It appears that the driver turns off the overlay macro, while not deleting it from memory.

Thanks,
Marcus.