>I created a cursor with a blank record in it, but I have to loop X times to add X blank records to the cursor, not just one. So I thought I might use a FOR...ENDFOR loop.
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>And after that I hope to have X blank records in the cursor, but then I have to append actual non-blank records from my table to the cursor that is full of X blank records.
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>The reason I have to put X number of blank records in front of the actual records is so that when I print laser mailing labels I can start printing at the point where I left off and that way I don't waste laser labels.
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>How can I do the SELECT... INTO CURSOR to accomplish the above? Thanks for helping.

I don't know a way to specify X blank records in SQL. But here's a way that's a slight improvement, maybe (or maybe not :)

Do the SQL into the cursor. USE DBF() AGAIN to make it RW. Then INSERT or APPEND the X blank records. Then index to get the blanks to the top.