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Dr. Jeffrey Race wrote:  
>   
> Trying to print a 7 mb jpg in PMView, the output file  
> object appears in the printer job queue.  However after  
> some disk thrashing, a message appears on screen  
>   
>           Printer  
>   Jobs printed directly--spooler disabled  
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> Then nothing happens.  
 
1. Are you low on disk space?  
 
2. What response do you get when you type SPOOL (with no parameters)  
from a command line?  
 
3. If you double-click on the print queue object, does the image  
display?  
 
4. I know you see the print queue object, but is there an actual spool  
file?  I've occasionally gotten print queue objects that referred to  
non-existant files.  Go to your \SPOOL\ directory and run DIR /S.  And  
if the file exists, make sure its length is not zero.  
 
- Peter  
 
 
 
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