Hi,

Can someone help me with this problem? I need to find out what the
corresponding .spl file is of a printjob in
order to do some scanning on it. I've noticed that the .spl file follows
this convention, XXXXX.spl where XXXXX is
the jobID prefixed with zero's to 5 characters before the dot.
Can I rely on this to determine the spoolfile?
Any help much appreciated.

Greetz,

Wai-kit

This *was* reliable. For Win XP and 2003 the default is FPXXXXX.spl where
FP stands for File Pooling and they will reuse a file. I have found that if
you "Keep Printed Documents" on 1 queue then the naming scheme goes back to
using the jobID.

clark


"Wai-kit Lo" <wai-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Can someone help me with this problem? I need to find out what the
> corresponding .spl file is of a printjob in
> order to do some scanning on it. I've noticed that the .spl file follows
> this convention, XXXXX.spl where XXXXX is
> the jobID prefixed with zero's to 5 characters before the dot.
> Can I rely on this to determine the spoolfile?
> Any help much appreciated.
>
> Greetz,
>
> Wai-kit
>
>
>

Turning off EMF spooling does the same thing with less side effects.

Tony Edgecombe
Software for Printing
www.frogmorecs.com

"Clark Lindsey" <Clark.Lindsey at Bentley dot com> wrote in message
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> This *was* reliable. For Win XP and 2003 the default is FPXXXXX.spl where
> FP stands for File Pooling and they will reuse a file. I have found that
if
> you "Keep Printed Documents" on 1 queue then the naming scheme goes back
to
> using the jobID.
>
> clark
>
>
> "Wai-kit Lo" <wai-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hi,
> >
> > Can someone help me with this problem? I need to find out what the
> > corresponding .spl file is of a printjob in
> > order to do some scanning on it. I've noticed that the .spl file follows
> > this convention, XXXXX.spl where XXXXX is
> > the jobID prefixed with zero's to 5 characters before the dot.
> > Can I rely on this to determine the spoolfile?
> > Any help much appreciated.
> >
> > Greetz,
> >
> > Wai-kit
> >
> >
> >
>
>