Printjob gets cancelled after 60 seconds
 

We are working on a printing solution, which has to print large files, like
PDF's of 400+ pages. It's not unlikely that six clients are printing at the
same time. The problem is that the print spooler cancels each job after 60
seconds. when six clients are connected at the same time, printing the PDF's
will take more than 60 seconds.

Is it possible to set the timeout value of the print spooler? How could we
do so?

Printjob gets cancelled after 60 seconds
 

what application are you using to submit the jobs? The spooler does not
cancel the jobs, it waits for the application to call EndDoc on the file.

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Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
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"Knigge" wrote in message
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We are working on a printing solution, which has to print large files,
like
PDF's of 400+ pages. It's not unlikely that six clients are printing at
the
same time. The problem is that the print spooler cancels each job after 60
seconds. when six clients are connected at the same time, printing the
PDF's
will take more than 60 seconds.

Is it possible to set the timeout value of the print spooler? How could we
do so?

Printjob gets cancelled after 60 seconds
 

what application are you using to submit the jobs? The spooler does not
cancel the jobs, it waits for the application to call EndDoc on the file.

--
Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
Search the Microsoft Knowledge Base he
http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"Knigge" wrote in message
...
We are working on a printing solution, which has to print large files,
like
PDF's of 400+ pages. It's not unlikely that six clients are printing at
the
same time. The problem is that the print spooler cancels each job after 60
seconds. when six clients are connected at the same time, printing the
PDF's
will take more than 60 seconds.

Is it possible to set the timeout value of the print spooler? How could we
do so?