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Retrieving Print Jobs

Rodg3 · 2007-09-29 08:54:50

Right so, i'm in work and yesterday someone sent print jobs to a network printer that no longer exists. The print jobs are currently sitting in the printing queue for a canon printer. Is it possible to retrieve the print jobs from this queue and send them to the proper printer? OS is Windows XP.

29-09-2007 9:54am

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Rodg3

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Right so, i'm in work and yesterday someone sent print jobs to a network printer that no longer exists. The print jobs are currently sitting in the printing queue for a canon printer.
Is it possible to retrieve the print jobs from this queue and send them to the proper printer?

OS is Windows XP.

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#2 29-09-2007 10:01am

Saruman

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Try pausing or making it offline. Then change the print driver and/or IP address to point to a printer that is there. Enable it all again and restart the print jobs.. that "should" work... in theory.

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#3 29-09-2007 11:37am

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I might be wrong but if the new printer uses a different driver you could have problems.

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#4 29-09-2007 12:27pm

Saruman

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Very possible... I have never tried it with a different printer... only location change i.e. differnet IP/port.

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