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>>Did you consider the way to print text file using Windows API functions like TextOut and so on? It can work and you will not need in cursor or FRX.
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>Edward, Do you have an example of this where I can choose paper orientation, font and pitch? This is how I would prefer to do it but I couldn't get the thing to work properly. If you know how please let me know.
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>MTIA

I use this method printing from imaging applications (we use specific image formats not available for Fox/CR). Coding is really big and typically includes such API functions as:
TextOut - print text;
Rectangle - draw shape;
SetMapMode - set font point mode;
CreateFont - create specific print font;
SelectObject - change printing mode (font,pen, etc.)
and many other functions.
Check Windows SDK manual (VB set contains it) for function descriptions and be lucky. Actually, when I started to do this job I wasted a lot of paper trying different functions but, alas, it's the only way to get something.