This is because the variable we will use will refer to a specific property of an object rather than assigning a value to some item. Our variable, named Response, will apply to which of two buttons is selected in a print options dialog box. When you are referring to this property in the form beyond the one in which it is declared, you must refer to that specific form. This syntax in this case is frmPrint. Printing Bluntly put, printing is the clunkiest thing you can ever hope to commonly accomplish in Visual Basic.
Printing requires a firm hand and a steady eye and a bit of basic mathematics.
What we will do with the coding that has to be written to have our program print our loan amortization data is examine it on a step by step basis. Some of these properties are self-explanatory. These include the FontName and FontSize properties. The Page property is the page number, which has an initial value of 1. Some property names may not be so easy to determine from their names.