I bought a copy of VB 3.0 to try it out and see if I like VB. I wrote
several small programs and then I wrote a program  for a small family
rental bussness. It access and saves files, but when I try to print out
what would be a recipt nothing happens with Printer.Print and
Printer.EndDoc. I can get the data to go to a form but not to the
printer. If I use Print.Form then the command buttons print but no text.

I am using windows 95 and I have a designated printer. I tried changing
the AutoRedraw property to both true and false. Is there some stupid
little thing that I am missing.

Steve Frustrated n Florida

Steven,
Here are a few lines from one of my programs;
I believe it will give you some idea as how to
do what it is you are trying to do:
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Dim K As Integer
K = 0
Open Printer.Port For Output As #1
Do Until K = frmPrint.lstPrint.ListCount
If K Mod 27 = 0 Then
Print #1,
Print #1, Space(9) & "Roster of LTDHD Board Members as of:  " &
Format(Date, "Long Date")
Print #1, vbCrLf
Print #1, "NAME:" & Space(18) & "ADDRESS:" & Space(38) & "PHONE:"
Print #1, String(79, 45)
End If
Print #1, LTrim(frmPrint.lstPrint.List(K))
Print #1,
K = K + 1
Loop
Print #1, vbFormFeed
Close #1
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Hope it helps,
Cliff

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Printing from VB (any version) is really quite easy. There are, however,
many "bugs" in VB which make printers misbehave (and you can overcome them
all) - but if you are not getting anything at all to print then you are
definitely doing something wrong. Send me some of your code (keep it fairly
simple) and I will make it work and send it back to you with comments.

Mike