Frank -
I just assumed you had done the NET USE thing. That's the only way
I know of to make it all work.
Bernie
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At 02:10 PM 1/30/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Thanks Bernie,
> I had tried everything, including giving the users administrators
>rights, but no luck. Until After doing some digging with Microsoft's
>online support, I found knowledge article (Q154498), which describes
>how to print from Dos Based programs from Win2K. After I issued the Net
>Use command, I was able to print from RBDOS on a networked printer with
>no problem. Do you know if you had to do this first or did you do
>something different ?
>
>-- Frank
>
>Frank Conroy -- Systems Network Administrator
>F.J. O'Hara & Sons, Inc. -- Boston, MA
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- 617-790-3093
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Bernie Corrigan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 9:09 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Printing to a Network Printer in RB DOS 6.5++
>
>
>Frank -
>
> I am printing from RB DOS 6.5++ to Network printers from Win2K
>machines over both NT and Novell with no problems whatsoever. The print
>jobs go to a number of different printer types which include HP 4000s,
>and
>an HP IIP.
>
>Bernie
>
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>At 08:32 AM 1/29/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>>I am having a problem getting one of my workstations to print using
>>RBDOS 6.5++ Inline Patch 1. The workstation is running Windows 2000
>>Professional (SP2). This terminal has an HP 1200 Laserjet installed
>>which is connected through the network to another Win2K machine that is
>>sharing it. In RBDOS 6.5++ at the R> I type Out Pri (or LPT1) and then
>>print a report or even do a simple write "test", it comes back to the
>>RPrompt, but as soon as I type Out Scr, Rbase locks up and I have to
>>shut it down through task manager (also nothing ever prints). I have
>>setup the printer to port to LPT1, tried changing the spool settings,
>>and also changed it to print directly to the printer, but I get the
>same
>>problem. It works fine if the printer is directly connected to the
>>machine, I also have no problems on any Win98/ME machines. I have been
>>able to replicate this using a different Win2K machine and printer. For
>>some reason RBDOS 6.5++ freezes when ever I try to print to a networked
>>printer on a Win2K platform. Suggestions ??
>>
>>Frank Conroy -- Systems Network Administrator
>>F.J. O'Hara & Sons, Inc. -- Boston, MA
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- 617-790-3093
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