Error 1957 Accessing Print Spooler
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There is a bug in VPF9 after discussing it with a Microsoft help person and them investigating it. Can't believe it was not caught till now. I kept thinking I was doing something wrong especially since it is the same code used in VFP6. It only happens when you use the Wizard to create a new project. He said to replace the default menucommand under File- Printer Setupwith do fix_print.prgand of course include the fix_print.prg in your code tab in the project. fix_print.prg * Beginning of program LOCAL lcPrinter
lcPrinter = '' lcPrinter = GETPRINTER() IF !EMPTY(lcPrinter) SET PRINTER TO NAME (lcPrinter) ENDIF * * End of program Proposed as answer by James Frye Monday, June 28, 2010 12:14 AM Marked as answer by Ed Price - MSFTMicrosoft employee, Owner Thursday, May 24, 2012 8:04 PM Tuesday, June 15, 2010 10:52 PM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote OK my bad - it was late. My point is that if you know the name of the printer then you shouldn't have to use GETPRINTER() When using GETPRINTER() there is no problem. If you don't use GetPrinter() tdata 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)
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Had the following error appear on a Visual FoxPro Application running under Citrix:- fix print spooler error Error Number: 1957 Error message: Error accessing printer spooler. I found out that this error was caused because sometimes print spooler not running error 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 https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/fcf49c45-15af-447b-b690-d64921cff66c/vfp-90-printer-setup-in-app-created-gives-error-1957?forum=visualfoxprogeneral Win2PDF if no printer is found as 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 = http://celticcodingsolutions.com/Blog/post/2014/02/14/Visual-FoxPro-Fix-for-Error-accessing-printer-spooler-(Error-1957).aspx REPLICATE(Chr(0), nBufsize) = GetDefaultPrinter(@cPrinter, @nBufsize) cDefaultPrinter = SUBSTR(cPrinter, 1, 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 optimisati
If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register https://www.businessoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?731-Error-1957-Error-Accessing-Print-Spooler before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Results 1 https://www.foxite.com/search.aspx?q=spooler to 4 of 4 Thread: Error 1957: Error Accessing Print Spooler Thread Tools Show Printable Version Search Thread Advanced Search Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch print spooler to Threaded Mode 09-15-2006,09:52 PM #1 ufdk03 Guest Error 1957: Error Accessing Print Spooler I amtrying to set up a networked terminal for the Restaurant Professional version of the software. I have done all the proper network setup and mapping, run the correct executable to install and everything. The only problem I get is when trying to print a error accessing printer ticket to tthe cook or the other printer. No matter which option I select I get the Error 1957 and the program closes. The printers, both of them, are set up via a shared printer setup from a Windows XP Home edition computer. I can print test pages to them fine. It is almost like the software does not see the networked shared printers. Is there any fix for this issue? Reply With Quote 09-18-2006,08:41 AM #2 Justin Guest Have you loaded those printers within BPA? go to: Manager functions>>Misc. definitions>>printers (not printer1 or printer2)>>.. at this point you would click on the load button and select the shared printer and then click save. Reply With Quote 09-18-2006,06:10 PM #3 ufdk03 Guest I will give that a try next! Thanks! Reply With Quote 09-20-2006,03:29 PM #4 ufdk03 Guest Printers now work! Justin, thanks for your help! Now working great! David Reply With Quote Quick Navigation Restaurant Sales Top Site Areas Settings Private Messages Subscriptions Who's Online Search Forums Forums Home Forums Bpa Software Suggesti
one word near order by: date subject thread id message id sort: ascending descending SEARCHRESULT Results 1 - 25 of 238 for spooler. (0.0469173 seconds) 64 bit W7 and LOGON32 get are: error accessing printer spooler error loading printer driver (again, other programs on the 64 bit machine use the printers w3ith no issues, as well as the program I wrote to use local files only.) I've stripped the printer amyuni pdf converter ") use data\docs in 0 use cases in 0 use contractors in 0 sele docs repo form reports\nedlet noeje nocons to print Last line "repo form reports\nedlet...." gives : error accessing printer spooler System : Windows BUG in App Builder Menu Print/Page Setup Thread ID: 259854 James Frye BUG in App Builder Menu Print/Page Setup VFP 9.0 Printer Setup in app created gives error 1957. I used the default builder and the menu generated. I get an error when I click on print setup in menu after clicking on the printer button and then click cancel. The error is "Error accessing printer spooler" Examine self-generated code behind the menu item: "SET PRINTER TO NAME (SYS(1037))" no wonder print spooler cannot find 1 or 0 for that is what sys(1037) returns.... go figure.......... Thanks, bypassing windows printer drivers longer. Has anyone found a neat way of addressing a printer port without using the windows printer driver, spooler etc etc. How about low-level file processing (done that lots of times) but how might I 'open' the parallel port as a low Check Printer Status "Spool" Thread ID: 7977 Pete Sass Check Printer Status "Spool" Hi, Took a look through all the history on Printers. Didn't see what I am after and hope someone can help. I have a small apps written in VFP that interfaces with Simply Accounting. I am swapping report files from my VFP interface allowing Simply Accounting users to swith beteen; Invoices, Orders, and Packing Slip reports. I have to block the change over if a report is in progress on the printer. How do I check to see if a print is currently in progress in the Win print spooler. I need to know if there is any difference between; Win95/98/NT/2000/ME. I am trying to write the apps to work generically in all these OS's. ME would be nice, but not 100 Com port printing not working on Win95 Thread ID: 63992 Joey Bancud Com port