Robert,

I suspect that the problem is using the literal "G" maybe?
instead of ? CHR(27)+"G"
Try: ? CHR(27)+CHR(71)

I'm not sure about the "-" and the character 1. either. I think this should be:

Instead of: ??CHR(27)+'-'+'1'
Try: ?? CHR(27)+CHR(45)+1

The key here is when using the type of codes that are of the form:

ESC- (n) n is the literal number, not the ASCII equivalent I believe.

(Note both examples are in decimal not hex)

I spent the summer working with Rawprint.fll, and sending reports through to dot matrix printers (OTC 4100 & OKI320L) both using EPSON FX100 emulation.

this is what I did to make my life easier:

1) I stored all of the print codes I needed in a table.

If I remember correctly I placed them into the table like this:

REPLACE prn_boldon WITH CHR(27)+CHR(69) && ESC+E on an Epson fx100

2) Then I prepended/appended them by using a memo field in a tmp cursor:

* set lc_prnCodeStr from print codes table
REPLACE memoField with lc_prnCodeStr

Then after printing the report form (done in FoxPro for DOS ver2.6a)
to a text file, I appended it to the memo field:

APPEND MEMO memField FROM (lc_textFile)

* Append any post processing print codes here
* Then COPY MEMO memField to a final printing file

3) I also used a lot of inline stuff using like this too:
boldVar = ALLTRIM(prncodeTable.boldonField) && Set in a library function
?? boldvar

HTH