Automatic Printing?

Printing from BAT file is good. But have you ever print from Task Scheduler? I'm a developer and I ensure you that it is very difficult. The point is that with Task Scheduler you don't have a full user environment and most printers aren't present or are present but unusable (especially virtual printers such as Adobe PDF printer).

CyberZeus

richc46 said:

I agree with WHS, I never had a problem and have limited printing needs. I use a HP printer. They suggest with limited use, you merely take out the cartridge and shake it. I think the problem that you suggest was more common with the old Dot Matrix type printer. Take care.

FYI, dot matrix printers don't have cartridges...

win7clutz said:

richc46 said:

I agree with WHS, I never had a problem and have limited printing needs. I use a HP printer. They suggest with limited use, you merely take out the cartridge and shake it. I think the problem that you suggest was more common with the old Dot Matrix type printer. Take care.

FYI, dot matrix printers don't have cartridges...

I am fully aware of that Win7clutz, I was referring to the clogging.

CyberZeus said:

Printing from BAT file is good. But have you ever print from Task Scheduler? I'm a developer and I ensure you that it is very difficult. The point is that with Task Scheduler you don't have a full user environment and most printers aren't present or are present but unusable (especially virtual printers such as Adobe PDF printer).

CyberZeus

If you need a PDF printer that sticks through reboot and if no one is logged on you can use DoPDF it works great.

www.dopdf.com

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