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>> the dialog remembers what the user had it set to when it closed
>> so that if reopened, the CheckBox is set accordingly
>
> TPrintDialog has its own Collate property.  It is set to False by
> default.  It is set to True if the user checked the box in the dialog.
> If you do not reset the property back to False before calling
> Execute() again, then the box will be initially checked when the
> dialog appears.

It doesn't work like that. The Collate property is always false - period -
even after checking it and closing the dialog.

>> the dialog's Collate getter and setter methods fail to do anything
>> if the printer does not support collating.
>
> There is no getter/setter for that checkbox.

I presumed that there was because of the way that I observed how it was 
working
just as I presumed it's behavior was due to my printers not supporting 
collating but
I never got around to confirming it.

>> So .... Can I query the control to find out if it's checked
>> and dynamically check or uncheck it?
>
> If you have the control's HWND, then you can do whatever you want with
> it.  Look at the BM_GETCHECK and BM_SETCHECK messages.

That's what I did.

Thanks!

~ JD