Re: XP Print to LPT1 "Access Denied"
- From: "HarvSather" <x@xxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2005 05:42:10 GMT
Not sure if this addresses your problem, but here goes
If it is a managed desktop, you cannot redirect the printer for a physical
port unless you have admin rights
You cannot do the following "net use LPT1 \\server\share"
However, you can redirect LPT2 because it is usually a virtual port.
This is not the best solution because you may have several places in your
code where you want to print to the redirected LPT1
If you do not actually have a printer attached to LPT1, you can disable the
port and then you can redirect
Right click on My Computer, select properties, then hardware, then Device
Manager, expand ports, right click on LPT1 and disable
Harvey Sather
"Elwood P. Suggins" <epsuggins@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:pan.2005.09.24.23.36.58.831889@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Client with a Dell computer running XP 2002 tried connecting an Epson dot
> matrix printer to LPT1. It prints from notepad, but trying to print from
> DOS Clipper program gives an error and won't print; trying a command line
> "copy x.txt lpt1" gives error "Access Denied". This is hearsay - I'm 200
> miles away, and trying to do this on the phone, but I pretty much trust
> the person doing it, so I'm fairly sure what she's telling me is
> reasonably accurate.
>
> Any ideas?
>
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