Paul, thanks. C:/windows/system32/spool/printers WAS set to read only. Now I certainly have no idea how it got that way. These new operating systems are getting to complex for me. I was beginning to understand DOS and Microsoft has been putting me farther and farther behind for the last ten years. Bob Michaels --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul D. DeRocco" <pderocco@i...> wrote: > > From: Bob Michaels [mailto:bob@b...] > > > > Yes I have print spooling enabled. But it certainly acts like it > > doesn't spool at all. That's what baffles me. The once simple > > unidirectional dumping a file off to a buffer (I even remember the 64K > > hardware in line buffers for DOS) now gets so convoluted that I can't > > figure out if it's Photoshop, the Epson print driver, the Epson status > > monitor or what is waiting for some feedback from the printer before > > it send more data from Photoshop. > > How much disk space do you have? It may fall back to not spooling if you're > running low. You might also see if you can figure out where it dumps spool > files (I expect somewhere under c:\windows\system32\spool) and make sure > nothing is interfering with this, such as a folder incorrectly marked > read-only, etc. > > -- > > Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco > Paul mailto:pderocco@i...
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Re: freeing up Photoshop while printing
2003-11-12 by Bob Michaels
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