Hi!

Lal, you cannot. Doing so you want to make printing in 'background' mode, while users can do other things during printing, right? Much like 'Background printing' mode in MS Word... But it is not possible to organize directly in VFP. Specially by WindowType property that have no effect in run-time mode.
Better way of doing that is to make separate application and run it to do printing while user works in main application. However, it is worth enough to mess with it? It may take some time...

>hi all,
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>I have a qustion,
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>how can you make the printing status window WindowType to 0
>what is that window called.
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>When I am printing about 50 pages together, this window keeps comming on to the screen because it is WindowType = 1(modal)
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>the MSDN help syas Object.WindowType[ = nType] will do it, but I dont know the name of the window.
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>thanks you in advance
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>Lal