Re: Purging print job problems.
- From: "Chuck" <nospm@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 15 May 2005 02:14:13 -0400
Some printers have a control panel that will allow you to pause the job at
the printer, and clear the internal printer buffer. At this point, you may
also be able to also flush the printer spool buffer. I'd suspect that the
problem really occurs due to the way the particular printer drive was
written, and what features were and were not implemented.
One of my printers requires that you first pause the spooler/driver, then
flush or reset the printer. Next, the spool file is deleted. Another of my
printers will print the current block of data, then respond to the delete
job command, and then the spooled file is deleted as you would expect. Both
are printing jobs from the same PC, however one is connected to a USB port
on the PC, and the other via a wireless print server.
"Tom from CT" <TomfromCT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3F802820-49CB-4CCC-AF10-CEF44CC8DE19@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Every once in awhile you need to cancel mult-paged jobs. It doesn't work
> every time. I do not know what the condition that causes this but the
> only
> way to get things to purge is to turn off the darn printer and pc, wiat a
> few
> minutes and turn it all back on. Is there anyway to manually dlete things
> in
> the queue? This is a great weaste of time.
> I've seen it happen on different computers and printers in different
> locations. All on windows. Currently occurs on Winxp. Why can't we find
> stuff in the buffer and dlete it?
> --
> Tom From New England
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