>Hi,
>
>Thank, yes, both function always return .T.
>Plus, no Window API to help.
>
>I am sure the OPOS control will help.
>Hope someone will help me on this issue
>
>>The PrintStatus() and Sys(13) functions are useless in VFP because they always return .T./"Ready" and there's no Windows API that could help.
>>
>>>Hi Virusim,
>>>
>>>You might take a look at Sys(13). This may apply to the default printer or currently selected printer. In a network with many shared printers, it may be necessary to build an array of printer, select each one, and then return a sys(13) to determine status. There may be a Windows API that would be a better solution.
>>>
>>>LelandJ

Hi,
you might want to take a look for WinIO at www.internal.com (C++ source included) I have no idea how it is working for printer since currently I don't have one. But it works when I tested to reset my keyboard. I also have my own program (not finish yet) to check printer status. If you want to test it I'll send it to you.