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Any Work around for Set Printer to Name command
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Visual FoxPro
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I agree with Mark's comments. Also, if you still have the problem, have you tried a different printer driver or uninstalling and reinstalling the one used now? We ran into problems with SP4 that were resolved when we changed printer drivers.


>I'm not sure how many of us encountered problem with this commands...
>
>There is still a thread going on here in UT regarding this problem. What I notice is running this under my development Machine works fine, (OS: WINXP PRO) but when I move the finished App and deployed to a "Live Machine". This command failed?
>
>Here is my Command??
>
>
IF Messagebox("Print to Docket Receipt?",4+32+512,"Customer Receipt")= 6
>	SET CONSOLE off
>	SET TALK off
>	IF Messagebox("Does customer paid or made a deposit?",4+32+512,"Receipt")= 6
>		DO PROGS\KICK1
>		DO PROGS\RECEIPT
>		DO PROGS\RECEIPT
>	ELSE
>		DO PROGS\RECEIPT
>		DO PROGS\RECEIPT
>	Endif
>ENDIF
>*// MY RECEIPT PRG.
>     SET DEVICE TO PRINT
>     SET PRINTER TO NAME "STAR"
>     @prow()+1,(40-len(rtrim(mSTORE_NAME)))/2 Say rtrim(mSTORE_NAME)
>     @prow()+1,(40-len(rtrim(mADDRESS1)))/2 Say rtrim(mADDRESS1)
>     @prow()+1,(40-len(rtrim(mADDRESS2)))/2 Say rtrim(mADDRESS2)
>     ...
>     *other codes
>     SET PRINT TO
>
>THIS CODE Fails on Windows 2000 Prof with SP4? Any Ideas? Why like that.. why.. Why...
>
>
>Anyone who have better code, or technique in usin the set device to print,
>set print to LPT1 like a DOS behaviour?
>
>Thanks...
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