Oh, nothing dangerous, just show printer properties. Another combination is:
=Getprinter()
press TAB
press ENTER

>Nope. And I can't test it now (no access to VFP) :-(
>
>But I'll try that one later --- what does it do, anyway?
>
>
>>Did you know this?
>>=Getprinter()
>>and press Alt-P now
>>
>>>Hiya Erik ---
>>>
>>>You amaze me, dude. Where did you ever read about or discover that? That's really useful!
>>>
>>>>
>>>>you can get a lot of these settings by holding shift while clicking the 'ok' button in the options dialog. This causes all of your settings to be pasted into the command window where you can copy them and put them in a prg.