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■ Sends one of the following to a printer or output file:
    • Selected text
    • The contents of the active window, such as Help,
      Output, and Debug
    • The current module, including procedures
    • All modules of a multiple-module project
 
■ Note: This command prints code or text only - not objects.
        Use the PRINTFORM method to print the visual
        representation of a form.
 
■ To print from the programming environment:
    1. Select source text to print.
 
       ┌Send────────────────┐
       │ ( ) Selected Text  │
       │ ( ) Active Window  │
       │ (•) Current Module │
       │ ( ) All Modules    │
       └────────────────────┘
    2. Select the Page Break check box to print your
       procedures on separate pages.
 
       [ ] Page Break
           Between Procedures
 
    3. Specify the the print target by:
       • Selecting a printer port
       • Specifying a file name to print to a file
 
       ┌To──────────────────────────────────────┐
       │ (•) LPT1                               │
       │ ( ) LPT2                               │
       │ ( ) LPT3  ┌──────────────────────────┐ │
       │ ( ) File: │                          │ │
       │           └──────────────────────────┘ │
       │ If File Exists: (•) Append ( ) Replace │
       └────────────────────────────────────────┘
       • Use Append option to copy to end of file
       • Use Replace option to delete previous file contents
 
    4. Press Enter or choose OK to print the file,
       ╔════════╗
       ║   OK   ║
       ╚════════╝
       or choose one of the following:
       ┌────────┐
       │ Cancel │  To cancel the operation
       └────────┘
       ┌────────┐
       │  Help  │  To get help
       └────────┘