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APRINTERS() causes a crash under VFP5 and Citrix
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14/08/2002 17:15:23
 
 
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Re: Printing problems using Citrix Thread #677666 Message #679253

I think that it sounds like the below needs to be followed:

http://knowledgebase.citrix.com/SERVICESOFT/DATA/CITRIXKB/document/whitepapers/printing/icaprinting.pdf

It definitely sounds like a client configuration issue in the ICA client or the configuration of the local machine access via the ICA client... just guessing though...

Tracy

>The code that causes the crash is the last line of the quoted code segment:
>
> *-- Compare printer name with available printers
> RELEASE la_prntids
> ll_arryok = (APRINTERS(la_prntids) > 0)
>
>
>Chris
>---------------
>>We have a few users that access our app via Citrix. Our app uses aprinters() also and we have not experienced any problems (yet). It may have something to do with how your citrix is configured for printing to local printers...(?)
>>
>>I'm curious as to your specific problem (can you post the code that uses aprinters() and I'll compare it to ours?) with this and what the resolution turns out to be.
>>
>>Tracy
>>
>>>We have struck a problem with a Citrix installation and functions in our Accpac Pro 5 (using VFP 5) installation. Whenever we issue APRINTERS() it causes the Citrix session to crash out. We can reproduce this consistently.
>>>
>>>Has anyone struck this and found a solution?
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>Ric
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