I do not have a printer hooked up or ever loaded onto my laptop and do
not plan on doing so. I read that to print to file that the Microsoft
XPS Document Writer should remain as the "Printer" even though one is
not installed.
In the Event Viewer I constantly get "SpoolerWin32SPL" Warnings with an
event ID of 4. I checked the cures at Microsoft and they all pertain to
having a real printer. I suspect that I could shut down all spooler and
print activities but I'm not sure that I might not be affecting
something else by doing so.
Any suggestions by anyone who may have had this problem or seen this
same issue in writing?
Thanx,
Frag


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defrag1720

If you're not using the XPS Writer (installed with Office) then disable it.
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Cari (MS-MVP) Printing & Imaging
www.coribright.com/windows

"defrag1720" wrote in message
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I do not have a printer hooked up or ever loaded onto my laptop and do
not plan on doing so. I read that to print to file that the Microsoft
XPS Document Writer should remain as the "Printer" even though one is
not installed.
In the Event Viewer I constantly get "SpoolerWin32SPL" Warnings with an
event ID of 4. I checked the cures at Microsoft and they all pertain to
having a real printer. I suspect that I could shut down all spooler and
print activities but I'm not sure that I might not be affecting
something else by doing so.
Any suggestions by anyone who may have had this problem or seen this
same issue in writing?
Thanx,
Frag


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defrag1720

Thanks for the reply. I'll give it a shot. Just thought I read to keep
the XPS active for documents, but I really don't use it.
Frag


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defrag1720