>>>>I need to use the Common Dialog to display the Printer Setup dialog. How do I detect if the user presses Cancel?
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>>>You've to set CancelError=.T. and use error handler to capture error when Cancel button is clicked.
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>>Thanks..
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>>Next question, now that I've been playing with this a bit. If PrinterDefault = .T., the dialog changes the Windows default printer, which is not acceptable. I need to have PrinterDefault = .F. When I do that, how do I determine which printer the user selected?
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>This question was asked a couple of times on UT but I don't remember seeing any solutions.

It's weird, why this control doesn't have Printer property. I spent some time on it too before understanding, what there is no way...