>>With VS, you can also install the Visual Studio Tools. I highly recommend them. Using the Error Lookup utility:
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>>Error 2 - The system cannot find the file specified.
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>>Did you NULL terminate the file names? Use Chr(0).
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>>HTH.
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>Larry,
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>Thanks for the reply. I didn't buy VS, just VFP. Is the error lookup utitlity available another way, what is the name of the program?
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>Regarding error 2, I am still confused. I am trying to use the CopyFile function to send a print file to a shared network printer. If I issue the command like this:
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>CopyFile('c:\temp\test.prn', 'LPT1:',0)
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>It works fine and the file is copied to LPT1. If I then change to the following:
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>CopyFile('c:\temp\test.prn', '\\MyServer\MyPrinter', 0)
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>I then get the error number 2. I have tried both using the actual shared printer name in quotes and also the return value from the APRINTERS(aPrinters) function. In my setup, I have 2 printers defined and the network printer is the second one. So I am using aPrinters[2,1] to get the exact shared name. Thanks again for your ideas.
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>Kind Regards,
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>Mat

Mat,
What OS are you using as the client? By any chance is it Win9X? If so, you may have a problem using this technique with printer share names that are longer than 8.3 or have embedded spaces. You might try changing the share name.

HTH.