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On Wed, 18 Jun 2003 13:45:24 PDT7, Steven Levine wrote:
>>1. Are you low on disk space?
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>Good possibility or the SPOOL path is pointing to somewhere non-existant.
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>Use Desktop -> System Setup -> Spooler to check the properties.
I have checked properties and I find no option to enable/disable
spooler. Every printer object now says spooler disabled, and it
is tying up my entire machine when I print.
How do I re-enable the spooler? There is plenty of space on the
drive where \SPOOL resides.
Jeffrey Race
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