I think of a recent case where I only needed one page of a contract for signing. This has nothing to do with VFP, I printed a PDF page from a PDF viewer.
The only way I knew the page is because I can see the PDF document before even starting to print or preview it.
In that sense, the option to pick pages from a preview and only print selected pages isn't a norm. It only seems so if you see viewing a document or PDF as preview.
Preview is the preview of what will be printed and you can overall cancel it overall or not.
Nevertheless, I'm not sure what the VFPX foxy previewer print toolbar offers. I know you can choose to redirect output to an Excel sheet from preview, this works with a reportlistener and the print pass of its rendering methods. As you can do such a redirect I'm quite sure that rendering method could also simply skip pages and only print some.
But the classic way is specifying pages or number of copies (if you meant that) before going to print.
And since a report is data and not document driven and you only know how the data spans pages with a rendered preview, the usual way is to preview the report, remember page numbers you want, cancel, specify page numbers and go back to print, perhaps that time without preview.
If your report is composed of certain groups of data it would be easier to make the choice on the level of data and not based on pages.
Bye, Olaf.
Olaf Doschke Software Engineering