>Doug,
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>>>>Oh, for cyring out loud.. You guys are being way too nice to each other. *g*
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>>>What the &&%$^&#^!@ is it to ya, bud? That better< bg >? Hey, I've got my "Chicago side". I also have the restraint and good sense to know that's it's much more effective when use judiciously.:-)
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>>Exactamundo... (erhh.. That's a little spanish lingo there... *g*)
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>Now I gotta get John Koziol to translate that for me< g >. Is that anything like the Chicagoan "Presxactly"?

*g*

Here in Utah (I'm originally from So. Cal. dude. *g*) the operative phrase is "You Bet-cha".

Actually, I'll starta new thread about local phrases...

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>>>>What about a "pre-print" squirt to the printer? Only thing there is you would most likely lose a piee of paper unless you could somehow figure out a way to send one character to the device, have it not eject the page but return a code (error or no) and if all's ok proceed.
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>>>Not a bad idea, but I still don't think that it's practical from within VFP. Bill might be onto something, however. I've never messed with those functions and don't have a clue as to how well it'll work.
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>>Probably not but the idea was to spark more ideas and perhaps a different way of approaching the issue, as Bill so eloquently pointed out.
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>The exchange of different viewpoints and/or approaches to a problem is always good. The big trick is to keep an open mind, and the ego level low. To often, I find myself trying to build up my own solution simply because it's mine.
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>>>>Not too practical but perhaps it will spark your fertile mind. Kind of like a match and a far*. *bg* & *gr&rvvf*
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>>>ROFL! And accurate too.:-)
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>>Heh heh.. I kind of figured you'd appreciate that bit of mental artwork. *g*
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>I think you left the "f" off that last word there, Doug< bg >.

Hmpphhh.. Very unny! *bg*

Best,

DD