Maybe this will do the job:
Put this code in Form module witch Form you want to print!



Private Sub Command1_Click()

'dim  ......... put here declarations ......

'********************** Printing a limit box (only for probe)****************

Printer.ScaleMode = vbCentimeters
Printer.Orientation = 2 ' or 1

HorizontalMargin = (29.7 - Printer.ScaleWidth) / 2
VerticalMargin = (21 - Printer.ScaleHeight) / 2

HorizontalMargin = HorizontalMargin    ' in my case!!!!!
VerticalMargin = 1 + VerticalMargin    ' never mind

Printer.Print "";

Printer.Line (HorizontalMargin, VerticalMargin)-(29.7 - HorizontalMargin - 1,  21 - VerticalMargin), RGB(0, 0, 0), B

'*************************************************
Printer.ScaleMode = 1

Dim c As Control  'use c as the generic control object

For Each c In Controls

    If TypeOf c Is Label Then   ' for all labels
  
        Printer.FontName = c.FontName
        Printer.FontSize = c.FontSize
        Printer.FontBold = c.FontBold
        Printer.FontItalic = c.FontItalic
        Printer.FontUnderline = c.FontUnderline
        Printer.FontStrikethru = c.FontStrikethru
        Printer.ForeColor = c.ForeColor
        
        
        Printer.CurrentX = c.Left
        Printer.CurrentY = c.Top
        
        Printer.Print c.Caption;

    End If
   
    If TypeOf c Is TextBox Then  'for all textboxes
 
        Printer.FontName = c.FontName
        Printer.FontSize = c.FontSize
        Printer.FontBold = c.FontBold
        Printer.FontItalic = c.FontItalic
        Printer.FontUnderline = c.FontUnderline
        Printer.FontStrikethru = c.FontStrikethru
        Printer.ForeColor = c.ForeColor
        
        
        Printer.CurrentX = c.Left
        Printer.CurrentY = c.Top
        Printer.Print c.Text;

    End If
    
    If TypeOf c Is PictureBox Then  'for all PictureBoxes
  
        Printer.CurrentX = c.Left
        Printer.CurrentY = c.Top
        
        c.AutoSize = True
        c.Refresh
        c.AutoSize = False
        
        Printer.PaintPicture c.Picture, c.Left, c.Top

   End If
   
   If TypeOf c Is Image Then     'for all Images
  
        Printer.CurrentX = c.Left
        Printer.CurrentY = c.Top
        
        Printer.PaintPicture c.Picture, c.Left, c.Top

   End If
   
    If TypeOf c Is Line Then    'for all lines
    
    'make requisted lines properties equal with Printer object properties.......
       Printer.Line (c.X1, c.Y1)-(c.X2, c.Y2)
    End If

' And so on:
'first put "if TypeOf c Is AnyControl Then"
'then make the properties of AnyControl equal with Printer object properties
'and print. ....

Next c

Printer.EndDoc
End Sub

Many thanks for the solution.  A minor tweak to account for if no image was present in the image box and this worked a treat!

Try using the PrintForm Method.
The syntax is as follows:

[form.]PrintForm

If you omit the form name, Visual Basic prints the current form. PrintForm prints the entire form, even if part of the form is not visible on the screen. If a form contains graphics, however, the graphics print only if the form’s AutoRedraw property is set to True. When printing is complete, PrintForm calls the EndDoc method to clear the printer.

You are Wright Jonathan, but there is big difference in printing quality.Only printing pictures are the same quality.

  Thank you for the suggestions, however using the printform method will only print the contents of the from that is currently visible.
  My problem was that I wanted to print controls that were off the edge of a form.