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08-Oct-2003, 08:36 PM #1
DOS Printing Problem in XP Pro
I have a customer running an older accounting program on an XPPro box. The program has printed without problems or intervention for over 1 year. Now it has started to have problems printing, by going into control panel, my computer, properties, device manager & port settings, change the settings, exit, then go back into device settings & change back to print to LPT1 it will print for a couple of hours, then it will stop. I can find no reference to this problem anywhere & am hopeing someone else has had this problem & came up with a solution.

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John
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