Printer for PDF Display in New NWBC Window

[Former Member]

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(16:49:15) SAPLPD Version 6.29 for Windows/NT (OPT) is listening

(16:49:15) OS-Info: version = 6.0, build = 0/6001, text = Service Pack 1

(16:49:15) Copyright © 1992-2001 SAP AG

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(16:49:24) Receive job for printer _DEFAULT (Berkeley LPD protocol / RFC1179)

(16:49:24) send_status called

(16:49:25) send_status called

(16:49:25) send_status called

(16:49:25) send_status called

(16:49:25) send_status called

(16:49:25) Job 000001558400001.DV1 for user DAYO queued.

(16:49:25) Job 000001558400001.DV1 (raw) started on printer _DEFAULT

(16:49:25) Error: The printer _DEFAULT is unknown to Windows Print Manager.

(16:49:25) The following printers are currently defined:

(16:49:25) Printer = PDF COMPLETE

(16:49:25) Warning: Printer name contains spaces.

(16:49:25) Please rename printer, before using it from R/3 or UNIX!

(16:49:25) Printer = MICROSOFT XPS DOCUMENT WRITER

(16:49:25) Warning: Printer name contains spaces.

(16:49:25) Please rename printer, before using it from R/3 or UNIX!

(16:49:25) Printer = HPLASERJET 1200SERIESPCL 5

(16:49:25) Warning: Printer name contains spaces.

(16:49:25) Please rename printer, before using it from R/3 or UNIX!

(16:49:25) Cannot do OpenPrinter _DEFAULT. Text = The operation completed successfully.

(16:49:25) Error: BG: printfile failed, msg = 808 SAPLPD:Windows Problem, siehe SAPLPD Protokoll

any ideas????

[Former Member]

Hello,

I have just solved the very same problem.

In printer definition _DEFAULT is specified instead of __DEFAULT (2 underscores).

Special value __DEFAULT means local default printer.

Best regards,

Artem

[Former Member]

I am getting the exact same error.

In my case the issue is when I print a Adobe format to my local printer this error occurs from my stagging system but the same exact print out from Development system has no problem.

Both of these systems are new SAP Transporation Environment.

I checked the device type setting and printer configuration. They are all the same.