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Mario Aeby
Hi!
I'm trying to print from an Apple iBook to Windows Server 2003 using
LPR. This doesn't work - in the event log, i get this error message:
Illegal format used for commands received from 192.168.0.4 : service
refused.
After hours of searching the web, i finally found out that this has
something to do with the data sent over LPR - it's postscript, which
isn't supported by LPDSVC. Since i'm not able to set the Datatype to
TEXT, i have to solve this problem on the server-side.
There seems to be a registry-key which should solve the problem -
unfortunately, there seem to be at least 3 different locations and
names for this registry key (LPDSVC, Printers\<Printername>,
Printers\<Printername>\PrinterDriverData) so i got a little bit
confused.
Can anyone give me the right location, names and values for the
registry-keys which tell Windows to pass the raw lpr-data to the
printer driver?!
Kind regards
Mario
I'm trying to print from an Apple iBook to Windows Server 2003 using
LPR. This doesn't work - in the event log, i get this error message:
Illegal format used for commands received from 192.168.0.4 : service
refused.
After hours of searching the web, i finally found out that this has
something to do with the data sent over LPR - it's postscript, which
isn't supported by LPDSVC. Since i'm not able to set the Datatype to
TEXT, i have to solve this problem on the server-side.
There seems to be a registry-key which should solve the problem -
unfortunately, there seem to be at least 3 different locations and
names for this registry key (LPDSVC, Printers\<Printername>,
Printers\<Printername>\PrinterDriverData) so i got a little bit
confused.
Can anyone give me the right location, names and values for the
registry-keys which tell Windows to pass the raw lpr-data to the
printer driver?!
Kind regards
Mario