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More details from an earlier post:
I have a couple of pc's running XP with SP2 and MS Office 2003 with SP3.
Don't know exactly when the problem started, but sometime around these new
service packs, I think.
I also have a Minolta QMS Magicolor 3100 laser printer on the same network.
Most programs can print to the QMS from these two pc's just fine, except
Word. In Word, I select File - Print - choose the QMS printer - Word gives me
the error: it has encountered a problem and will shut down. Sorry for the
inconvenience ...". It tries to recover the document.
I can print to the same QMS printer from other pc's with SP2 on my network
using Word.
I tried a link someone provided earlier about printing to loopback
addresses, but I'm not using an address for the printer in any loopback ip
range. The driver is loaded on our Server 2003 and works for other pc's. I've
tried removing and re-installing the printer on these pc's. I've loaded the
Office cd and did the Repair option. Even ran AdAware and Spybot. Nothing
helps. Any ideas???
Thanks!
Jim
I have a couple of pc's running XP with SP2 and MS Office 2003 with SP3.
Don't know exactly when the problem started, but sometime around these new
service packs, I think.
I also have a Minolta QMS Magicolor 3100 laser printer on the same network.
Most programs can print to the QMS from these two pc's just fine, except
Word. In Word, I select File - Print - choose the QMS printer - Word gives me
the error: it has encountered a problem and will shut down. Sorry for the
inconvenience ...". It tries to recover the document.
I can print to the same QMS printer from other pc's with SP2 on my network
using Word.
I tried a link someone provided earlier about printing to loopback
addresses, but I'm not using an address for the printer in any loopback ip
range. The driver is loaded on our Server 2003 and works for other pc's. I've
tried removing and re-installing the printer on these pc's. I've loaded the
Office cd and did the Repair option. Even ran AdAware and Spybot. Nothing
helps. Any ideas???
Thanks!
Jim