We are having a very strange problem that we can't seem to find a good answer for.
We recently wrote a program for a customer of ours so that they can print an ordering guide book and then use that to choose which items that they would like to get from our warehouse. The customer has 26 locations. Between these locations they have two different types of printers, both HP Laser printers. The program is written in FoxPro 2.6 for DOS. We are sending the print job to the printer through a network map to LPT2. ('net use lpt2 \\computer\printer' and then 'SET PRINT TO LPT2' in the program)
The program works perfectly fine at all of the locations except for three. At these three stores, the software sends the job to the printer, and the printer then prints the first page over and over until it either runs out of paper or we cancel it.
Between three of us, we have checked everything that we can think of. All of the .DBF, .CDX, and .PRG files have been verified as the same between working and non-working locations. We have verified that all of the system environment variables that we refer to are accurate. We have verified that the print drivers match.
Has anyone else seen something similar to this? Does anyone have any suggestions as to what could possibly fix the problem?
Thanks,
Ben
We recently wrote a program for a customer of ours so that they can print an ordering guide book and then use that to choose which items that they would like to get from our warehouse. The customer has 26 locations. Between these locations they have two different types of printers, both HP Laser printers. The program is written in FoxPro 2.6 for DOS. We are sending the print job to the printer through a network map to LPT2. ('net use lpt2 \\computer\printer' and then 'SET PRINT TO LPT2' in the program)
The program works perfectly fine at all of the locations except for three. At these three stores, the software sends the job to the printer, and the printer then prints the first page over and over until it either runs out of paper or we cancel it.
Between three of us, we have checked everything that we can think of. All of the .DBF, .CDX, and .PRG files have been verified as the same between working and non-working locations. We have verified that all of the system environment variables that we refer to are accurate. We have verified that the print drivers match.
Has anyone else seen something similar to this? Does anyone have any suggestions as to what could possibly fix the problem?
Thanks,
Ben