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Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1998 16:42:29 -0500 To: Wael@MIT.EDU, winnt@MIT.EDU, jmhunt@MIT.EDU From: Ben Cook <bcook@MIT.EDU> Printer name is in lower case -any other suggestions? Thanks, Ben At 02:43 PM 10/26/98 -0400, you wrote: > >It might be that the printer name is entered in CAP's. >Wael > >At 1:53 PM -0500 10/26/98, Jonathan McIndoe Hunt wrote: >>Any ideas on this...i remember running into this problem before, but I >>don't know if there was ever any resolution. >> >>-Jonathan Hunt >> >>>X-Sender: bcook@po9.mit.edu >>>X-Mailer: Windows Eudora Pro Version 2.2 (32) >>>Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1998 08:01:46 -0500 >>>To: winnt@MIT.EDU >>>From: Ben Cook <bcook@MIT.EDU> >>>Subject: Problems with Windows LPR Spooler with NT 4.0 >>> >>>Hi - I've just installed Windows LPR Spooler and am having some problems: >>>Although I can print once successfully to an Athena printer, after the first >>>print job when a second job is sent out immediately (within a couple of >>>minutes of the first) I get an error that disables the local queue. When >>>I try to check on the error (using "Show last error ...") I get the >>>following error message: "KWLPR2.DLL error: Requested service not supported >>>by server or network exception occurred." Similarly, I get the same error >>>message when I try to check on the remote printer status (regardless of >>>whether I've cleared the error flag). >>> >>>It turns out that it if I clear the flag and wait five or so minutes, the >>>problem self-corrects, and I can print another job or check on the remote >>>printer status. However, after printing the next job, another error will >>>occur and the queue will be disabled again for another 5 minutes or so. >>> >>>Here's my setup: >>> >>>NT 4.0 with Service Pack 3 >>> >>>LPR Spooler Version 4.2a with queue configured as per instructions on-line at >>>http://web.mit.edu/helpdesk/LPRSpool/lprNT.html >>> >>>Printer set up with Apple LaserWriter v23.0 with datatype RAW >>>Postscript Options set to no job control code; no CRTL-D before or after >>>each job >>> >>> >>>Many thanks in advance for your help, >>> >>>Ben Cook >>> >>> >>> >>> > > > >
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