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 Printing a Form
 
 ■ You can print out a form, or a form and its property values from within
   the Form Designer.
 
 ■ To print the current form:
 
   1. From the File menu, choose Print
 
   2. Select item to print
      You can print only the form or the form and its properties.
 
   3. Select Page Break option
      Select this option if you want to print the property list for the form
      and each control on a separate page.
 
   4. Specify the print target
      Select a printer port or specify a file name to print to a file. If
      the file already exists, select the Append option to add the output
      to the file, or the Replace option to replace the contents of the
      file.
 
   5. Press Enter or choose OK to print
 
 ■ To send output directly to the default system printer, use the PRINTER
   object. See: ◄PRINTER Object►
 
 ■ To send an ASCII dump of the specified or current form to the printer, use
   the PRINTFORM method. See: ◄PRINTFORM Method►
 
 ■ To print the text on a form or picture box control, use the PRINT method.
   See: ◄PRINT Method►