Conditional Formatting when Printing

I would like a message ("Doubleclick for Drilldown!") to appear in Print Preview but disappear (suppress itself) when the user prints out the report. Is that possible within Crystal Professional version 11.0?
Thanks,
Art

Hi Art,
Well, Crystal Reports is a WYSIWYG(What you see is what you get) reporting tool. If it's there on the Preview screen then it will be there when you print it too!
-Abhilash

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