https://sourceforge.net/p/powerprinter/support-requests/2003-01-14T20:41:46ZRecent changes to support-requests2003-01-14T20:41:46Z2003-01-14T20:41:46ZKnut Martin Torneshttps://sourceforge.net/u/canuto/https://sourceforge.netf567869c40283c88a48a51d4217e81ce0704b10c

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I'm trying to use the DLL to change the printer <br /> orientation. The orientation gets changed OK (if I check <br /> the printer settings in the control panel), but applications <br /> like Word and Notepad ignores it. I used WinSPY to see <br /> if powerprinter sends any different WM_* messages than <br /> when I manually do the same operation in the printer <br /> settings. To me, it looks identical. What can be <br /> wrong.....???</p></div>

2002-10-28T17:52:31Z2002-10-28T17:52:31ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net5e7d134016f24411a68bed356db62aed97bd8358

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hi,</p> <p>I'm using the PowerPrinter (POWERPRN.DLL) in my <br /> PowerBuilder 7 application on Windows 95, 98 and 2000 <br /> to set teh current printer to Letter or Legal size paper, <br /> but on Windows 2000 when the application tries to set a <br /> network printer's Paper Size (or any other function as <br /> well) I received a -100 error.</p> <p>The PowerPrinter documentation simply says:</p> <p>-100 Cannot get the printer -- access problem ?. Watch <br /> out NT users</p> <p>Is there more information on what I can do to resolve this <br /> error?</p> <p>I am testing with a UserID that has &amp;quot;Administrator&amp;quot; <br /> rights and I still get this error so I assume it's not a user <br /> privileges problem.</p> <p>Thank you,</p> <p>Dave Storey<br /> (Registered User)<br /> (613) 990-1006</p></div>