i had a program , run a word document and print , it work fine.but when i run this program as window service , it didn't print.i check server log , i found a problem.when this program run as exe, programrint all run as Administrator.when it as window service(Administrator) , programword run as Administrator , but print run as SYSTEM.
I'm very very very new to VB.Net and am doing a class project. I want the user to simply clicka print button and get a printout of an existing Word document. Is this possible and if so, can someone suggest the code?
I am making a server program, it works, cool.Made it display the info coming in via a textbox, the number of users connected, etc.I based it off of one of the members heres examples (jmcilhinney).However, I am kind of in a rock and a hard place.Do I try and convert it to a windows service so its on all the time? Or do I leave it in a exe format?I have never touched windows services before, but they look promising.However, this will be residing on a collocated server running Windows Server 2003.The problem with that is, if I run it. Person B, C, D, E, whoever.. can not see it due to the virtualized desk tops of RDC (even under the same username).I am kinda curious if I should make it a windows service, then make my 'display' program that just.. remotely taps into it to control it, and view stats and such.The 'server' will take info sent from the client, and add it into a database, then pass back some commands and such.
I am currently using the following code to print a word document[code]...
However I have found it to be buggy with our shared printers, this bug only happens when printing using word. It works fine when doing print automation with PDFs(Adobe Reader) etc.
What I am looking for is some code in vb.net which will allow me print this documents and I have to be about to specify the printer it uses.
I have a service that receives commands over the network and interacts with the database. At the time that I add a transaction I would like to print some sort of receipt ticket out to an epson tmt88iv. I would like the service to do this rather than have to maintain the printer on several tablets....Is this possible?
I have a form in Visual Studio where users can fill out some informations to be saved into the Database and at the mean time I want those data to be displayed and print out on the word document where I have a template after clicking on the print button.
I tried several codes but with no succes. I am using VB as Language.
Is there any way to print the picturebox picture to word? how to print text into a word doc. but cant figure out how to print a picture from the picturebox.
Dim objWordApp As Word.Application objWordApp = New Word.Application Dim objDoc As New Word.Document[code].....
I am looking for a way to print an exisiting Word or even Excel document from a VB.net application. I want to pass the sub a document name and it will send it to the printer while the application continues on it's way.
I'm working on an application which automatically generates faxes.The system uses word interop to fill a template .doc file with values (which works fine), but when it comes to be time to print the resulting file to pcl, I'm having issues. So, we've got a HP Laserjet printer set up which prints .pcl files.
Dim appWord As New Word.Application Dim doc As New Word.Document appWord.ActivePrinter = PCL_PRINTER
[code]......
Problem is that when the doc.PrintOut line runs, word complains, popping up a message:I've tried all sorts of combinations of things, but the error message persists. Very occasionally, the thing actually works and generates a usable pcl file, but 98% of the time, the error message pops up and the whole process grinds to a halt.
We have other applications on the same server which do almost exactly the same thing, except they print from excel instead of word, and they work without throwing the error.
I am creating a Windows Service using Vb.Net. In that i want to open the word document.Using the following code i start the process WINWORDcreateProcessAsUser(token, "c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office 12\WINWORD.EXE", Nothing, saProcess, saThread, True, CREATE_UNICODE_ENVIRONMENT, envBlock, Nothing, si, pi)This process runs under my UserName, but it is not visible.Now i want to open a word document from "c:MyFile.doc", That document has to be opened under the same instance that is already created through 'createProcessAsUser'. I want the document to be visible.My environment : Xp, VS 2008, Office 2007?
Windows 7, 64 Bit Windows search 4.0 VB.NET Code running on local machine but destined for a 2003 server serching in a local folder. Using the following code to search through a folder filled with PDFs for a single key word. The search word is not found. ETSResumes is the name of a catalog listed in the Indexing Services. It points to the folder with the PDFs. Desktop search or search can find the correct files.
I want to ask regarding the window service. I have a window service doing some tasks in background with specific time, eg. 5 minutes Once it was doing its tasks, the cursor was keeping flash or something likes busy,
I have a project that creates and installs a window service. I want to uninstall it because it is running both on my PC and on another. I want to leave it on the other. So when I open VS with the project, I right-click on the servicesetup and choose uninstall and it says "This action is only valid for products that are currently installed." It is listed in control panel Services, so isn't it installed?
I am trying to load multiple single page documents and then send them all to the printer in one job. In the end I'd like them duplex printed. At this point I only need to do this with word docs, but I'd like to know if I could do it with other doc types, like pdf? What about printing a one page word document, a two page excel document and a one page pdf document? Have page 1 of the excel on the back side of the word doc, and then the pdf on the back side of page 2 of the excel.
Here is the Private Sub btnPrint_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnPrint.Click Try Dim objWordApp As New Word.Application Dim objWordDoc As New Word.Document [Code] ..... ---------------------------------- Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Version 9.0.21022.8 RTM
Since the coming of Windows7 at our office we have sometimes the issue that the print spool is crashing.Users don't have admin rights to restart the service so that leaves them only at restarting their computer as solution.Which costs alot of time... As we cannot find a final solution to this problem I've begin to write a small tool so they can restart it..I've only hard code a local admin account in the source for this operate for them..
If I have a custom windows service running on a server, is there anyway I can access the value of a property/variable within that service? For example, I would like to have a client vb program be able to "read" the value some variable from that service. A simple example would be the service would capture a boolean value of the success or failure of the last time it kicked off a process. I would then like to have a client windows app "connect" with the service and be able to read that boolean value.
how to edit and print mail merged document in vb.net (windows app) i have written the code to open the mail merged document but after the end user edited i want to print the document also.
Im working with vb.net and microsoft word using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word and everything is fine. My only problem is I cant find a way to change the default page size printing setting from "letter" to "A4". This code was doing the job for Crystal reports but isnt doing it for Word
According to MS documentation The question mark (?) is an alias for Debug.Print This is clearly not 100% true, as the two statements exhibit differing behaviors in the example above. If it makes any difference, I am using the Express Edition of VB 2008.
When I add a debug.print line to my code, it doesn't send the output to the immediate window. I did a search of the forum for debug.print, and found the identical problem, but, the solution listed did not work for me. Basically it said to set the solution configuration to "Debug" as opposed to "Release".
In Win7, I am running a service which launches a process which hosts the office-library (Word 2007) for the purpose doing a mail-merge. There is no interface anywhere. When I launch the mail-merge process with the service as the parent, Word cannot create a document using my existing mail-merge Word doc. At first I thought the problem was with UAC so I changed the manifest to run as admin but it seems like that was irrelevant. When I launch the process from explorer or a non-service process instead of the service it works and is able to load Word and a document successfully. I used Process Monitor to see if I could get some clues as to what could be happening. As far as I can tell, when the proc is launched by the service it is using system profile since I see file paths such as c:windowssystem32configsystemprofile and c:windows mp instead of my user profile folders C:UsersUserNameAppDataRoamingApplication etc. My service is running as my username and not localsystem. I check the username using WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name and I get my correct username regardless of service/non-service invocation. I tried changing the Word startup path in the Application object but again it only succeeds in non-service mode. I tried creating the process from the service in both shell mode and non-shell mode and they both behave similarly. I think the problem could lie in the fact that when the proc is launched by the service the user belongs to NT Authority/Service but when launched any other way it is NT
I want to know In which case OnStop() of .NET Window Service will not fire? will it fire when computer sudden restart,power failure , Shutdown or any other conditions?