>>You are right ... I want Page 1 of the second report to print on the back of the last page of the first report, provided the first report was an odd number of pages. I'm trying to avoid all those empty back pages that show up when I chain 30 reports together.
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>I thought that was what you were asking for. I have just found or heard of no way to do this with the VFP report writer. The kludge is to either put all the data in one cursor so 1 report can handle it all. IMHO, the best would be to create a Word object in VFP, then output the report to a single Word document then print it from Word.

This works great when each page of the report is different. You can set up a template and then use bookmarks to insert the text in the appropriate spots. You also don't have to worry about page numbers, etc. since Word knows it is one document.

This won't solve your front-back problem unless you can find a really good printer that can "flip" the page. The Xerox DocuPrint N17 has this as an option. It's in the $1-2k range so it is not cheap but will solve the problem.

HTH

Paul