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The funny thing is that when you pipe a file in a dos box to the lpt port it works perfectly.
We are running Netware Client 32 / Win95.
This is the original port assignment in the printer properties..
LPT1: (\\PW\.SYD13W05.TAX.SYDN.AUST)This is what it looks like after my winbatch code is run:
LPT1: (\\PW\.SYD5AN01.TAX.SYDN.AUST)Note: Printer is defaulted to LPT1 and the original capture is carried out by the login script..
This is part of the code..
objects = n4ObjectList("TAX.SYDN.AUST", "", "Queue", "") queue = askitemlist("Queues in current context", objects, @TAB, @sorted,@single) n4CapturePrt("\\Sydn-04","%queue%.TAX",1,"")
We have been trying to use Novell's client32 with Win95 also.
If you go to Novell's Knowledge Base you'll discover that they are being inundated by printer problems.
Our particular problem was NetWare telling us that lpt1 didn't exist when trying to print from the network, yet we could print without problem from Windows 95 (in this case we were using rprint).
My point is: Check Novell Client32 before going off in another direction. It may save you some serious head banging.
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