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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/25/2018 9:02 AM, Walter Vaughan
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<pre wrap="">On 10/24/2018 9:09 PM, Rod Caddy via Filepro-list wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello all, I have an issue that makes no sense to me thus I'm probably
missing something. I have a client that has an SCO 3.2.5.0.6 i386
system and filepro 4.05.08K7D4. All of the clients are Windows 7
boxes using an emulation package called AlphaCom. They run formulas
and small batches constantly and as a result do a lot of screen
printing to their main system printer. This has worked very well for
them until about 2 months ago they added a Windows 10 PC to the mix.
All the other PCs still work as expected but the Windows 10 PC will
not screen print at all. It acts like it is printing but it never
gets to the spooler or printer. It never gives an error it just goes
to the ether. I tried upgrading the emulation package but that did
not solve the issue either. I am honestly stumped, yet I feel I am
missing something obvious. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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<pre wrap="">Thank you for all the responses I've received. Just so I'm clear about my intent and explanation, we are talking about this as a replacement to the (H)ardcopy selection at the bottom of the filePro screen? That is where the issue is.
Can you print a text file using the lpr command inside the Alpha com window?
Sort of confusing about the plumbing you are talking about. Spooling the printing from the SCO Unix server, or are you sending things to the local workstation punching out there, so the job gets spooled on the workstation and printed to a windows networked printer?
What does did folks at omnicrontech.com say about printing from a scounix application through the client if that is how you are printing?
Does it work when you use Putty as a telnet/ssh client?
Does it work when you use AnzioWin demo version as telnet/ssh client?
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<p><font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">I have not used Putty,
I can print to a local printer. This is purely a print to
spooler situation in Unix to the networked printer. This is only
happening on the Windows 10 box,, all other PCs work as
expected. It is also setup on their windows box.</font><br>
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