There are plenty of ways to do this and one of the easiest way by far is by using reports but since I can’t help but be attached to old things, we’ll do it the old way, the FoxPro for DOS way.
1. Design your form as follows:


2. Double-click the control named PrintButton and enter the following:

*Turns on the printer
SET PRINTER ON
*Prevent the data being printed from appearing on the screen
SET CONSOLE OFF
*Sends whatever specified in the @SAY command directly to the printer
*This is one of the important lines of code, without this, the image
* will not be printed at all
SET DEVICE TO PRINTER
*Displays an explainatory text just to let the user know that the data is being printed
WAIT WINDOW 'Printing...' TIMEOUT 3
*Displays our image in a specified row and column coordinate
*We use stretch so that the size of the image will adjust to
*the size of the image control
@ 1,5 SAY Thisform.iconimagecontrol.picture BITMAP SIZE 5,10 STRETCH
* Displays our text
@ 6,5  SAY 'Application Name:' +  thisform.Appnamelabel.Caption
*Ejects the paper
EJECT
*Stops sending data to the printer
SET PRINTER OFF

3. Here's the code again and this time I’ve omitted the comments coz it's kinda messy or something:

SET PRINTER ON
SET CONSOLE OFF
SET DEVICE TO PRINTER
WAIT WINDOW 'Printing...' TIMEOUT 3
@ 1,5 SAY Thisform.iconimagecontrol.picture BITMAP SIZE 5,10 STRETCH
@ 6,5  SAY 'Application Name:' +  thisform.Appnamelabel.Caption
EJECT
SET PRINTER OFF

4. Double-click the ExitButton and enter the following:

*Quits the form
RELEASE THISFORM

5. Click the Run icon or press CTRL + E> Click the Print button. Here’s a sample print out of how it should look like. I’ve tried it using EPSON LX 300 printer.


6. So there...