@Command([FilePrintSetup]) returns no value for press of Cancel button. Looking for a way to bypass subsequent commands when user cancels

This may be more of a ‘gripe’ or wishlist item than a question - but if anyone has had this problem and has found a solution I’d love to hear it.I have provided an action button on an embedded single category view to allow the user the option of selecting a printer and printing the view.

@Command([FilePrintSetup]);

@Command([FilePrint];“”;“”;“”;“”;“printview”)

The FilePrintSetup command has a ‘Cancel’ button - which users are anticipating will cancel the print. Of course it doesn’t because Notes just goes happily to the next command and prints the view anyway.

It would be very handy if FilePrintSetup had a return value that could be captured to abort the next command.

For example - it would be nice if this worked:

@If(@Command([FilePrintSetup]);@Command([FilePrint];“”;“”;“”;“”;“printview”);“”)

I added an @Prompt at the beginning to give the user the opportunity to Cancel - but I think the Cancel button on the print setup is still confusing to the user.