Make sure the printer driver for the remote station is installed correctly on 
the host

make sure if you're using a USB printer on the remote that you have correctly 
made the change to the registry.   

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302361

Another trick if you're using VPN is to add another printer using the remote 
printer's IP address so it looks like a network printer (that is if the remote 
printer is a network printer).

  




----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Savage <[email protected]>
To: ProFox Email List <[email protected]>
Cc: 
Sent: Thursday, August 4, 2011 11:38 AM
Subject: HELP!!! VFP and RDP

I have a VFP app that is run over the internet via RDP. (Long story...)
It is in a multitude of branches, and all things work fine in all but one.

When my app is run local, I have code to pick a printer based on the 
kind of report. ie work tickets go one place, financial reports to 
another, etc.

When I run it via RDP, I turn off all that and tell it to use the user's 
default printer. I always thought that if in the config of the RDP 
session, you told it to use local resources, the reports would be 
directed to the user's default printer... ie locally.

It also seems to hang the when loading the application via RDP.

As stated above, this is happening in one branch out of many. It also 
started just recently.

We have checked and rechecked that the settings are the same, except the 
address of the server. We have rebooted the server. We have gone in via 
RDP remotely, without running the program and we have been successful in 
running from there. (However that is local, and therefore all of printer 
code comes into play.) We have examined the source to confirm the 
reports Printer Environment is off.

Any ideas?
Mike



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