If I may, you can add the following lines to allow the user to select any printer using the print dialog in vb.net. Thanks for the coding, by the way.

' provide the user a dialog with which to choose his weapon!

Dim sysPrinter As New PrintDialog()

sysPrinter.ShowDialog()

Dim myprinter As Object = sysPrinter.PrinterSettings.PrinterName 'carry over the user's choices

' Create object, passing in text

Dim MyPrintObject As New TextPrint(docDocument)

' Set font, defaults to times new roman, 12 if omitted

MyPrintObject.Font = New Font("Arial", 11)

MyPrintObject.DefaultPageSettings.PrinterSettings.PrinterName = myprinter 'effect the change from default printer to your choice

' Issue print command

MyPrintObject.Print()

That does it! The use of "docDocument" was a sub that created the formatted document from raw text before sending to the printer.