Thanks Walter and Will for the so prompt responses. Since i'm not issuing a report but rather a label form, and also that i couldn't get the printer to print in the first raw of labels ( if i checked Printable Page instead of Whole Page, there was no way to print exactly on the labels... ), i had to create a temp table where i added 3 blank records ( for the first row of labels ), and then added 10 times the same record from my main table. Every 36 records, i added another 3 blanks, etc... Although not so 'esthetic', it works fine, and fast.

Cheers,
Jaime

>>I would like to print 10 labels for every record found in my table. Is there a way of doing this similar to using th _PCOPIES variable? I know, i could create a table with 10 times every record found, but i wondered if there was any other *better* way?
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>As I recall recorrectly you can copy the report to a temp file and hack the expr field of the first record of the report. You can place a COPIES = 10 line in this memo field and report from the temp file. However i've played with it in the past I can't say if this is going to work in all cases.
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>Personally, I use the following strategy:
>1. create a dummy table with a character field and index on it.
>2. index your result table on a random character field.
>If you want the copies of the whole report to follow eachother:

SELECT Dummy
>SET RELATION TO ALLTRIM(dummycharact) INTO YourResultTable
>SET SKIP TO YourResultTable

and run your report.
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>If you wan to have the copies to inmediately follow the original:

SELECT YourResultTable
>SET RELATION TO "" INTO Dummy
>SET SKIP TO Dummy

and run your report.
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>HTH,
>
>Walter,