>From memory .. this is what I can recall:
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>A single backslash at the beginning tell it to disable the item and not show the backslash.
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>If you really want a backslash to mean a backslash, you have to use two backslashes (\\).
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>If you really want a backslash AND you want it disabled, you have to use this: \]\\
>

Cathy,

I thought that too, but it's really much simpler. Use a leading space in front of the entries with a "\",
so you have " \\server\printer" and it works fine.

You need to remember to SET PRINTER TO NAME (ALLTRIM(ax[x,1])).

You don't need the macro for SET PRINTER TO NAME, name substitution works fine here.