How to pass text from print program to SAPSCRIPT

Hi Friends ,
I need to print this 4 line text on the invoice form between the INFO window and MAIN window . I created a new window in the form and included the text . using include command . The requirement is that if a certain condition is met in the print program then only this 4 line text should be printed on the form .
Any suggestions .
Thank you ,
Hari

Hi Naren ,
Just to verify .
I need to define something like this below in the print program ?
data : v_flag type c .
If customer = 'R' .
v_flag = 'X'.
PERFORM WRITE_FORM.
endif.
In the SAPFORM I defined a new var window "ADD_TEXT"
IF v_flag = 'X'.
INCLUDE Z_TEXT OBJECT TEXT ID ST LANGUAGE ES PARAGRAPH EE
ENDIF.
Please let me know if it is correct and also about the write_form . What paramenters do i pass in the write_form ????
Thanks for your help .
Hari

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In the diagram, an ABAP program is active in the second internal session of the first main session. It can access the memory of its own internal session, ABAP memory and SAP memory. The program in the first internal session has called the program which is currently active, and its own data is currently inactive on the stack. If the program currently active calls another program but will itself carry on once that program has finished running, the new program will be activated in a third internal session.
Data Clusters in ABAP Memory
You can store data clusters in ABAP memory. ABAP memory is a memory area within the internal session (roll area) of an ABAP program and any other program called from it using CALL TRANSACTION or SUBMIT.
ABAP memory is independent of the ABAP program or program module from which it was generated. In other words, an object saved in ABAP memory can be read from any other ABAP program in the same call chain. ABAP memory is not the same as the cross-transaction global SAP memory. For further information, refer to Passing Data Between Programs.
This allows you to pass data from one module to another over several levels of the program hierarchy. For example, you can pass data
From an executable program (report) to another executable program called using SUBMIT.
From a transaction to an executable program (report).
Between dialog modules.
From a program to a function module.
and so on.
The contents of the memory are released when you leave the transaction.
To save data objects in ABAP memory, use the statement EXPORT TO MEMORY.
Saving Data Objects in Memory
To read data objects from memory, use the statement IMPORT FROM MEMORY.
Reading Data Objects from Memory
To delete data clusters from memory, use the statement FREE MEMORY.
Deleting Data Clusters from Memory
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