Oliver
Fri May 12 03:33:07 CDT 2006
Hi Darrell,
thank's for your answer.
It does not make any difference. I have used only generic drivers, many
different types, even the Microsoft Fax printer and Generic/Text. I tried
USB, LPT, FILE, ... always the same.
I think that the application is looking for installed printers at startup
and does not get the information it wants to - or something like that. I
think I have to try to contact the developers.
Best regards,
Oliver
""Darrell Gorter[MSFT]"" <Darrellg@online.microsoft.com> schrieb im
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> Hello Oliver,
> Local or remote printer?
> Have you tried different printer drivers, inlcuding one of the generic
> printers?
> Parallel port or USB printer?
>
> Try installing a generic text printer. Identify the port as "file" rather
> than something like parallel or USB.
> See if makes any difference.
>
> I am not aware of a reason why this should fail.
> Does the application try to address the printer hardware or driver
> directly?
> Thanks,
> Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
>
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> <Hi,
> <
> <we use an application (32-Bit, Visual Basic) wich does not start under
> Win
> <XP Pro 64Bit nor under Win Server 2003 64Bit when a default printer is
> <specified. The process is there in Task Manager but nothing happens.
> Without
> <installed printers it starts and works perfect.
> <
> <Under 32-Bit Windows there are no such problems.
> <
> <Can anybody help?
> <
> <Sorry for my Englisch.
> <
> <Greetings from Germany,
> <
> <Oliver
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