>Hi,
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>I am using SYS( 1037 ) to allow a user to select a printer and the page layout etc prior to printing a report. This is fine, but I can't see a way to determine if the user clicked CANCEL on the dialog. Using GETPRINTER() returns empty string or the name of the users chosen printer so if they click CANCEL I can determine this. SYS( 1037 ) always returns an empty string, as documented in the Hackers guide and MSDN.
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>Any thoughts on how to determine if the user clicks cancel on a SYS( 1037 ) dialog?
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>Thanks.
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>Lloyd Grant.

There's no way, since the function always returns an empty string. The Common Dialog ActiveX control, however, can be used to do this.