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Anonymous_User
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‎2006-07-26 14:53
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No banner from dos apps since we upgrade to NW65SP5

I upgraded some servers last sunday from NW65SP3 to NW65SP5. One of them
is a NDPS server.

We still have Queue printer for old DOS apps compatibility. These queues
are link to a PA.


Since I upgraded this server, no more banners are printed, even if no
configuration has changed from the client. CAPTURE SH and Print setting
from the client (RED N) are well configured to print banner from captured
LPT1 printer.

Thank you


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Anonymous_User
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‎2006-07-26 15:07

More information.

I applied iprntw65sp5d patch after Nw65sp5.

The workstations are : Windows 2000 sp4 with Novell client 4.91sp2 + pkb.

Thank you

> I upgraded some servers last sunday from NW65SP3 to NW65SP5. One of
them
> is a NDPS server.
>
> We still have Queue printer for old DOS apps compatibility. These
queues
> are link to a PA.
>
>
> Since I upgraded this server, no more banners are printed, even if no
> configuration has changed from the client. CAPTURE SH and Print
setting
> from the client (RED N) are well configured to print banner from
captured
> LPT1 printer.
>
> Thank you
>
>

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