Re: HPUX Printing to Windows Spooler

From: Elton Seng Yan Thung (sengy01_at_pd.jaring.my)
Date: 07/30/03


Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2003 09:59:35 +0800

Dear Alan,
    Thanks for your reply. I have checked the windows spooler already, it is
set to RAW as the data type. I also have asked our Unix engineer, the
printer type selected in the UX for the dotmatric printers is Dump Terminal
Script, for variety of the HP laserjet printers HP lasrjet was selected. In
the windows spooler, printer driver follow the model of the printers.
thanks a lot
"Alan Johnson" <adjtech@ulster.net> wrote in message
news:oq2cnVD1uPNqgrmiXTWJhw@thebiz.net...
> Elton Seng Yan Thung wrote:
>
> > Dear Expert,
> > My company recently purchase ERP system which is running Oracle
DB\app
> > in some HP UX box. I am responsible to prepare printing devices for the
ERP
> > report. I setup a windows 2003 Server as spooler, enable Unix printing
and
> > add all the respective printers to the windows spooler. There are two
type
> > of printers for the report 1) Laserjet (HP) and 2) dot-matrix (Epson).
All
> > of the printers are connected to network via HP jet direct. All the UX
boxes
> > can print to these printers.
> > After some report testing, I found that the laserjet printing has no
> > problem at all. However the print out from Epson printers do not follow
the
> > format from the UX. It seems like the windows spooler reject the
printing
> > control code from the UX and print just text. We have tested with
printing
> > direct to the HP jetdirect and the result seems fine. Company have
decided
> > to configure direct printing method for the moment. In spite of, we
> > encountered another type of problem with print direct, because without
> > spooler the printing tend to be slower, not organize and very hard to
> > maintain the print job. For the reason, we are still looking for a way
that
> > UX can print to the Epson printers that is connected to Windows spooler
> > without rejecting or modifying the format of the printout.
> > Anyone have the same experience and solution please give me advise.
> > thanks
> >
> >
> >
> Check what print processor the Epson is using, sounds like the HPUX
> might be sending using the wrong language, PCL vs. Postscript, If you
> can talk to the Jet card OK, then check the print queue on the Win box
> and see if it is using raw data type or a preprocesser. It should be set
> for raw.
>



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