>>>i have set the Copies=2
>>>
>>>i want to print "Duplicate " on copy 2
>>>
>>>warm regards,
>>>mk.
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>>I am assuming you print the report from a cursor. In addition to commands you already have to prepare your cursor, do a SELECT ... UNION of all the data in your cursor, adding one field to indicate the copy number (#1 for first copy, #2 for second). Have a field with conditional printing, or a conditional expression that changes depending on the copy number.
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>I don't think UNION would work, though you can have a field in the cursor to mark the copy and update this field in Report Footer on exit expression.
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>This way you don't need to know if the report was printed or not - you just call a function to update this extra field.

Something like this:

* Several commands that select records for the main report,
* result is cursor Temp1

select *, "1" as NumCopy from Temp1;
  union select *, "2" as NumCopy from Temp1;
  into cursor Temp2
select ... from Temp2 order by NumCopy, ...;
  into cursor Temp2

report form ...

The cursor Temp2 has twice as many records as the original Temp1; field NumCopy indicates whether you processing copy #1, or copy #2.

The report should have a data grouping on field NumCopy, or including this field at any rate.