Let me set the background. I have an intranet utility written in ASP. THe user loads this page in their browser and makes selections from some prepared lists and submits the form.
The server then opens an Excel document and inserts data into certain field based on the user selections and prints out the document to the network printer selected by the user.
I have developed this ASP program on my PC which runs IIS 5 on Windows XP. It works fine when running from my PC - whether accessed locally or remotely.
However, when I copy the same code to the live webserver - which has all the same printers added - it won't print. Sits there for ages - can see the Excel document is getting launched through the Task Manager - but nothing prints and it eventually comes up with "Page can not be displayed".
What is different about Windows Server 2003 or IIS 6 that this program will not print. In case it was a permissions issue, I set up the website to run using the administrator account but it made no difference.
Any help/advice would be appreciated.
Mighty
The server then opens an Excel document and inserts data into certain field based on the user selections and prints out the document to the network printer selected by the user.
I have developed this ASP program on my PC which runs IIS 5 on Windows XP. It works fine when running from my PC - whether accessed locally or remotely.
However, when I copy the same code to the live webserver - which has all the same printers added - it won't print. Sits there for ages - can see the Excel document is getting launched through the Task Manager - but nothing prints and it eventually comes up with "Page can not be displayed".
What is different about Windows Server 2003 or IIS 6 that this program will not print. In case it was a permissions issue, I set up the website to run using the administrator account but it made no difference.
Any help/advice would be appreciated.
Mighty