https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42673
--- Comment #64 from t-...@gmx.de --- @Timur First of all thanks for finding the duplicate. Uninstalling the printer as workaround? But only if you never use it again. A typical use case is a notebook, which is sometimes in the network of the printer and sometimes not. Manipulate the ods-files as workaround? Not really. IMHO ... then a better workaround would be to use MS Office... you could still print, don't have to manipulate files and don't have all these troubles in the M$ world. ;) ;) Since the problem is related to the spooler service, the easiest workaround is to start/stop the spooler service. An option is to write a small script that switches off the spooler service as soon as you're on the go. You could check the printer status via Powershell or cmd to see if the service has to be started or stopped. If necessary, you could call the script when you log in. So it becomes bearable in the end, but of course ... nothing more. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
