>Any way to empty the printer spooler from within a VFP app?

I see you got some pointers to Sergey's code on how to remove one or more jobs.

However, if what you're actually trying to do is cancel a print job, in many environments emptying the print spooler won't work. Increasingly, printers have their own network interfaces and print servers, or are supported by a print queue on a server somewhere. In those cases, print jobs are immediately transferred from the print spooler to the printer's print server, or network server queue. As far as the print spooler is concerned, the job has finished printing. You can empty the spooler as much as you want, but there may not be any jobs left in it, and that won't stop the printer from printing the job.

It's also worth pointing out you should be cautious about deleting *all* print jobs from a spooler or queue, because you might delete legitimate jobs from other applications on the local computer, or other users in the case of a network server queue.