Ok that worked using the UNC of the printer. I was using LPT1 is because that was what Ed did in his example that he has in his comments at the top of thte dirprtclass. Anyway, this works now. Thanks for the help.

Ed, if you're listening. This class is great and exactly what I needed for a current project I'm working on. Thanks!!!

-Rick

>The 'LPT1:' is the name of the port not the name of the printer. You've to setup printer first under Windows und than supply printer windows name to the class. This class doesn't work with printer ports because it uses Windows spool manager API that doesn't support printer ports.