Error Accessing Printer Spooler Visual Foxpro
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data files and how to check what is happening → Visual FoxPro - Fix for Error accessing printer spooler (Error: 1957) 14. February 2014 Admin Visual FoxPro (0) Had the following error appear on a Visual FoxPro Application running under Citrix:- Error Number: 1957 Error message: Error accessing printer spooler. I found out that this error was caused because sometimes FoxPro cannot determine the default printer. So a work around was to use the winspool.drv and force FoxPro to the Default Printer name. Example code as follows (I am defaulting to Win2PDF if no printer is found as https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa976466(v=vs.71).aspx this is installed on all our Citrix clients):- PUBLIC cDefaultPrinter UseStdPrintDefault() SET PRINTER TO NAME (cDefaultPrinter) REPORT FORM "TestReport.frx" abortion with a pill TO PRINTER PROMPT NOCONSOLE PROCEDURE UseStdPrintDefault DECLARE INTEGER GetDefaultPrinter IN winspool.drv; STRING @ pszBuffer,; INTEGER @ pcchBuffer abortion effects &&Return default printer name nBufsize = 250 cPrinter = REPLICATE(Chr(0), nBufsize) = GetDefaultPrinter(@cPrinter, @nBufsize) cDefaultPrinter = SUBSTR(cPrinter, 1, http://celticcodingsolutions.com/Blog/post/2014/02/14/Visual-FoxPro-Fix-for-Error-accessing-printer-spooler-(Error-1957).aspx AT(Chr(0),cPrinter)-1) lnPrinterCount = APRINTERS(oPrinters) FOR lnPCount = 1 TO lnPrinterCount IF oPrinters[lnPCount,1] = 'Win2PDF' SET PRINTER TO NAME "Win2PDF" ENDIF ENDFOR RETURN ENDPROC Tags : Related posts Visual FoxPro - Fix for Error accessing printer spooler (Error: 1957) Had the following error appear on a Visual FoxPro Application running under Citrix:- Error Number: ... Visual FoxPro - don't add config.fpw to project So I built a nice Visual FoxPro application (yep I still like to dabble with FoxPro for i simple tex... Visual Studio 2015 and NuGet redirection and package retrieval errors Using Visual Studio 2015 and trying to get a package from NuGet I was getting 2 errors:-Install-Pack Comments are closed About the author Celtic Coding Solutions is a software development company specialising in Microsoft technologies. Highly technical knowledge of a wide range of development languages and applications, with a friendly, professional approach. From full life cycle project designing and planning, and taking over current projects at any stage. Offering SharePoint, Asp.Net development and assitance, database design, evaluation, data migration (e.g. FoxPro to SQL Server), performance optimisation and reporting. Search Month List 2011 January (4)April (1)May (2)June (1)July (1)September (4)December (1) 2012 January (1)March (3)May (1)June (1)
Using Visual Foxpro 6.0 SP5 We have 4 PC's in a network with the following configuration: Server Terminal 1 Local Printer: Kyocera 1200 Laser. Terminal 2 Network Printer to Kyocera on Terminal 1 Terminal 3 http://computer-programming-forum.com/2-vfp/ffbcc5ad27523066.htm Network Printer to Kyocera on Terminal 1 Each PC runs our program using http://www.tech-archive.net/Archive/Fox/microsoft.public.fox.programmer.exchange/2004-05/0422.html the Server as the main data source. Each Program has its own local confguration table for storing local setup information, such as printers etc. These printers are stored as a UNC path ie. \\Terminal1\Kyocera1200 When our program starts it checks that a printer exists for each printer stored in the local configuration table. Our trouble is that we have error accessing one site where we get error 1957 "Error accessing printer splooler" every time we start the program. According to the error message this means that An internal call to the GetPrinter( ) function has failed. Visual FoxPro calls this function through either PRTINFO( ) or SET PRINTER TO. The code line that the error occurs on is SET PRINTER TO NAME &lcPrinterName. Can anyone shed any light as to why this occurs as we have error accessing printer ~50 other sites that work fine. There is nothing else about this site that appears unusual (that we can see) TIA Keith Mon, 08 Dec 2003 07:19:19 GMT Rick Bea#2 / 3 Error accessing printer spooler (Error 1957) Keith, Due to "normal" newsreader formating it isn't obvious if there is a space in \\Terminal1\Kyocera1200 (or the other UNCs). To cover this possibility, try: SET PRINTER TO NAME "&lcPrinterName" Rick Quote:> Please excuse the lengthy explaination. > Using Visual Foxpro 6.0 SP5 > We have 4 PC's in a network with the following configuration: > Server > Terminal 1 > Local Printer: Kyocera 1200 Laser. > Terminal 2 > Network Printer to Kyocera on Terminal 1 > Terminal 3 > Network Printer to Kyocera on Terminal 1 > Each PC runs our program using the Server as the main data source. > Each Program has its own local confguration table for storing local setup > information, such as printers etc. These printers are stored as a UNC path > ie. \\Terminal1\Kyocera1200 > When our program starts it checks that a printer exists for each printer > stored in the local configuration table. > Our trouble is that we have one site where we get error 1957 "Error > accessing printer splooler" every time we start the p
fields on grids" In reply to: Jim Robb: "Re: Error Accessing Printer Spooler via FoxPro program" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 14:21:41 GMT Hi Jim: I have seen problem like this when the report contain "old" printer information in the Expr, Tag, and Tag2 fields of the report. You might want to make a copy of the report and then remove the information from these fields using VFP. Here is an article that shows you how to do this task: 138396 HOWTO: Use the Default Windows Printer in Visual FoxPro http://support.microsoft.com/?id=138396 I hope this helps. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Sincerely, Microsoft FoxPro Technical Support Lee Mitchell *-- VFP8 HAS ARRIVED!! --* Read about all the new features of VFP8 here: http://www.universalthread.com/VisualFoxPro/News/VFP8Release.asp Purchase VFP8 here: http://shop.microsoft.com/Referral/Productinfo.asp?siteID=11518 Keep an eye on the product lifecycle for Visual FoxPro here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?id=fh;[ln];lifeprodv - VFP5 Mainstream Support retired June 30th, 2003 - VFP6 Mainstream Support retires Sept. 30th, 2003 Rick, Yes I do have a "lp laserjet etc". We did a reformat and clean install. The XP equivalent driver was probably used. We are going to upgrade to version 8 and yes we are SP3. Do you think that will solve the problem? I am not a FoxPro programmer and have been given this system to maintain. There's not much documentation either so I'm learning as I go along. Thanks, Jim. ----- Rick Bean wrote: ----- > Jim, > First the obvious question - Do you have a printer installed on the system that is named "hp >laserjet series II"? > When you say "upgraded", is this the same physical machine? > If yes: > Do you do an upgrade over a previous OS? > Did you reformat and do a clean install of XP? > If no: > Did you reinstall the "old" LJ II driver, or go with the MS XP equivalent? > If you are upgrading hardware/OS to XP, why not "upgrade" VFP 5.0 to VFP 8.0+? (Are you >at least running 5.0a SP3?) > Rick > "Jim Robb"