Yes, I can ping it easily. I've tried RAW & LPR modes. I think the
problem
is
with the print server. Printers NOT on that device I can print to
easily.
The
print server is running NT 4.5 I believe. Take that back... it MAY be
the
print server, but others on the network don't necessarily have the same
problem. May be the switch I'm linked through.
:
can you ping the print device?
How is the Standard TCP/IP port setup (LPR mode, RAW mode, SNMP
enabled?
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Yes I did, and those are not the solutions for me. :-(
:
Did you click on Article One for the info when it only prints
part of a page???
http://www.coribright.com/windows/
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Thanks, but that is just generic info on how to add a printer.
That's
not the
problem. The print job STOPS and won't spool completely.
:
WindowsXP Tips for Printers
http://www.coribright.com/windows/
Network Printing in Windows XP
http://www.wellesley.edu/Computing/WinXP/printing.html
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When I'm trying to print to a network printer, the job will
go
to
the
spooler, and won't complete spooling. It stops about a third
of
the
way, e.g.
64k/180k. After a minute or two I get the message "Document
failed
to print."
I've tried sending directly to the printer, creating a local
printer port,
Standard TCP/IP port, moved spooler file to temp directory,
change
pagefile
size, applied hotfix for article 893225... NOTHING seems to
work!
XP SP2
Dell Optiplex GX520
HELP!