How to automatically raised event on print request send by the client machine

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How to automatically raised event on print request send by the client machine and also find information about from which computer the request comes and get UserName

Posted 24-Oct-12 1:13am

Owais Kath

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Richard MacCutchan 24-Oct-12 7:27am

Where is the client machine, where does it send the request, how does it send the request, etc?

Owais Kath 26-Oct-12 3:08am

Let suppose, a school server machine and student sends a word document for printing to server machine but at server machine when a request arrives raised an event where it checks that this particular user status(how many pages he/she prints today if no of pages are more than 10 it cancels the request) from which function i can achieved this. Thanks for your time

Richard MacCutchan 26-Oct-12 4:10am

That would be inside the print spooler and I do not think it offers such options. You would probably need to write your own version, not something that can be done in a few days. Try Google searching for "print spooler" to see what possibilities may exist.

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