Bob, (I am taking a stab at it, I'm not 100% sure, but it douen't hurt to try.) I don't know how you are trying to print, but you should loop through the procedure with a FOR -> NEXT loop. This will allow you to enter in the amount of time you want to print. In the loop be sure to increase the variable by 1.

This is the code as it stands right now... 'Updates the current dataset the datagrid is using Me.SqlDAFire_Cur.Update(Me.DsFire_Cur1) Me.SqlDAFire_Cur.Fill(Me.DsFire_Cur1) 'Rebind the datasource to the datagrid Me.DataGridFire.DataSource = Nothing Me.DataGridFire.DataSource = Me.DsFire_Cur1 Me.DataGridFire.Expand(-1) It does not expand the entire datagrid with the records though and since I would like this automated I was thinking of putting this into a timer event. Thanks, Bob

In multimonitor environments use the DesktopLocation property instead of the Location property to correctly position forms.

Hi Bob, I am guessing you have a DataAdapter somewhere(maybe created when you dragged a table onto the form designer?). I'll assume it's named DataAdapter1, though yours might not be. Somewhere in your program you have code that looks like: DataAdapter1.Fill(DataSet1) or DataAdapter1.Fill(DataTable1) What you might want to try is, just before you call the fill do something like: DataAdapter1.SelectCommand.CommandText = "select * from WHATEVER_YOUR_TABLE_NAME_IS where YOUR_COLUMN='" & THE_VARIABLE & "'" Bill

I'm glad you got it working, but unless this is a throw away app, you may end up kicking yourself later when you decide to change the layout of your UI. A little extra coding now to encapsulate your classes will save you a lot of coding later. However, if you expect never to touch it again once it's done, public fields will work fine. Charlie if(!curlies){ return; }