Thanks to Garrett, I have been able to refine my code even further (took the Error method of the picture):

thisform.oleCommonDialog.CancelError = .T.
lcErrorH = ON("ERROR")
ON ERROR *
rv = thisform.oleCommonDialog.ShowPrinter()
ON ERROR &lcErrorH
rv = AERROR(laError)
if laError(1, 1) = 1429 and laError(1, 6) = 32755
	return
endif

Some may disagree, but this seems more straight forward than trapping for the error in the Error method. Besides, this way, I can put this code into a custom method or procedure file.

Thank you once again!
Steve

>It would be slightly more elegant to check AERROR(laError) and confirm that laError(1, 6) (or laError(1, 7), depending on the version of VFP) is cdlCancel (32755).