Yes, sure. In Cancel case GetPrinter returns the empty string.

E.g.

lcPrinter = getprinter()

if empty(m.lcPrinter)
  * Cancel case
endif

>Hello Experts...
>
>In the printer dialog box, when I issue the following command:
>
>=GETPRINTER('Laser')
>
>Is there a way of capture wheather user presses Proceed or Cancel button in response to the windows printer dialog box such as:
>
>

>IF GETPRINTER('Laser')  = .T.
>    *-- do something
>ELSE
>   * do something else
>ENDIF
>

>
>Any help greately appreciated...
>
>Thank you
>
>Raz