>George, here's a message from David Stowell a month or so back, along with >a followup question from Michel Fournier. The answer to Michel's question >was "NO" > >This at gives us a way of preventing users from printing at all from the >Preview screen. > >HTH >Barbara > >>I just did this recently. In essence, stash a copy of your current >resource file (foxuser.dbf), start FoxPro, customize the toolbar in >question (in this > case, removing the Print button), then close FoxPro. You may want to check >with a quick printout that it's really gone. Then, rename the foxuser.dbf > that has been generated, restore your stashed foxuser.dbf, then restart >FoxPro. > > > >Open the renamed resource file, and browse the file for the record whose >value in the memo field called "Name" is "Print Preview". That's the > toolbar. From here, it depends on what you want to do with this toolbar. I >don't generally use resource files, so what I did was deleted all the >other > records and packed the file, then moved this file to my application >directory and called it my resource file. If you do use a resource file, >you need to > append this record to your existing resource file. > > > >Now if you're doing this for your own FoxPro installation, you don't need >to go through most of this. You can just customize the toolbar directly, >and > the results will automatically be stashed in your own foxuser.dbf. > > > >By the way, the place to customize toolbars is under the View - >Toolbars... menu. Choose the toolbar you wish to modify, then press the >Customize > button. > > In my case, during the EXE, SET RESOURCE is set to OFF. Will I still be >able to make this print button removed? > >(answer was NO, must SET RESOURCE ON) note that you can just SET RESOURCE ON before the report Arnon