Larry: The message I was getting did not appear to be a windows spooling message. It seemed to be an RBase message (I wish I hadn't just deleted this message about a month ago, thinking I would never re-visit it), it said something like "Report Object List Out of Bounds".
I could try turning off the printer, seeing if they all spool, turning the printer on and see if they come out. I didn't know there was an Event Viewer -- can you tell me where that would be? Karen > Karen: > > > If you're overrunning the spooling system (which is possible) you should get > a clear message from the spooling system telling you that it's out of room. > This may appear on the print server, however, so you want to check there. > Even if there's no message, the spooler will record some kind of message in > the system log (which you can view with the Event Viewer, again on the > machine > that is the print server) to that effect. > > > If you're printing with spooling, you ought to be able to test the report by > simply turning off the printer and letting all the jobs accumulate in the > spooler. Once they're all there, you should be able to delete all jobs from > the printer to avoid having to print them. > -- > Larry > > > >
