Printing to an attached, local printer uses the temp folder, doesn't it?
Its something I can't remember ever checking.  Move the temp folder by
putting

set temp=d:\temp
set tmp=d:\temp

lines in  C:\autoexec.bat
where d: is the second drive (or e or f etc.)
I use a network solution that shares a network printer definition that
exists on a server, which in turn is pointing to a port on a different
network node.  So the server acts only as the disk for spooling, the
physical printer and device driver is attached to a different host.  It
works beause the server is 24/7 but in a secure location inaccessible to
users, the host for the printer is accessible to users, but is not up all
the time.  So print requests are delayed, rather than lost, if the host or
printer go off-line.
Tom Turak

-----Original Message-----
From: David Farrington [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 9:57 PM

Can I change the location of the print spooler to another hard drive? I have
not been able to find any information about this so I thought I would ask.
When I print to two sheets of paper front and back for 350 copies the
computer generates a very big print file. In the neighborhood of 200 meg.
This machine's first hard drive only has 100 meg. available. I have a second
drive with 400 meg available. I would like to move the print spooler to the
second drive.
Software used is Windows 98se and Microsoft's Publisher 2000.

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