>>>>Thanks Borislav, In the cashdraw section, this is the only code mentioned. Can you help me with how to get printer object or a little sample how to use this code ?? Thanks.
>>>>
>>>>*This is not the full code, this code can be used directly in VFP, if you know how to
>>>>*get Printer object (except Printer.Print("A")) :-)
>>>
>>>If Printer is standard VB object maybe you could use this:
>>>

>>>SET PRINTER TO NAME (name of the printer goes here)
>>>SET PRINTER FONT TO "FontControl", 9
>>>SET PRINT ON
>>>? [A]
>>>SET PRINT OFF
>>>[/code]
>>>

>>>
>>>But I am not sure at all.
>>
>>I think a
>>

set printer to

>>may also be required - that would tell Windows the printjob is completed, equivalent fo printer.close().
>
>I remember these commands only from my CLIPPER days :-)
>In CLIPPER there were only SET PRINTER ON and SET PRINTER OFF, but you are right of course :-)

I also had to dig this out somewhere from my FPD2.6 days... actually, the only POS printer I had to wrestle with was in a bar. Not that wrestling it was that hard - I sat on a barstool on a sunny morning in a shiny new restaurant, had excellent coffee on the house, and eventually got the damn thing to spit bills and kitchen notes :).