<< Maybe configure the Printer Driver NOT to spool but instead to print directly to the printer? Will be slower, especially for multiple copies and if the printer has little memory... But should stop the spooling madness.
Or write a little program or a batch script to delete the spooled files...
"del C:\SomeDir\*.*"
or
"deltree C:\SomeDir /Y" >>
I've tried printing directly to the printer... the printer has 8mb standard which is more than enough for what I need right now... but even when I print directly to the printer, I get the same problem.
I've also checked the permissions... those are fine too.
i mean msft does mention that they have a problem with LPR and it's inablity to purge documents after printing... and for some reason, I can only print using LPR...
but here's the kicker... when i print from my laptop, the documents are purged after printing... meaning something is probably seriously wrong with the other system... surprise surprise, considering that system is totally screwed.
what i've been forced to do so far is delete the documents after they print.
oh another noticable problem... when you see the document in the spool, it always misrepresents the total pages. the other day I print a 2 page document and it said it was printing 317 pages... :/