Programming Guide, page 43.
Examples starting on page 135.

Placing a space in front of the font name causes the "Normal" font to be used.
Like this: PrintString("Sesame Rocks!", 100, 200, 0, " Arial", 33, 0)

Placing a "B" first prints bold. An "I" will print italics.
And "P" will cause both bold and italics.
Like this: PrintString("Sesame Rocks!", 100, 200, 0, "PArial", 33, 0)

I have not tried, but I wonder if placing a "U" first may print underline?
Or you can do PrintString("______ _____!", 100, 200, 0, "BArial", 33, 0) to print underscores in the same position as the text Sesame Rocks.

I am looking and trying some of the Print Boxtype's on page 140 of the programming guide but can't seem to find one that will underline.

Thanks,

Louis

Ray:

Thanks for that info. It seems to work well.

Louis