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We ended up just sharing the printer and installing it in the session. It worked great after that! Thanks for all your help
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Is Bi-directional printing supported when printing through terminal server?<br />
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I am trying to figure out why I can not get this receipt printer to work. &nbsp;It is an Epson TM-t90 printer and bi-directional printing is enabled. &nbsp;It will not work without it. &nbsp;I have two POS's &nbsp;connecting to a win2k3 server running terminal services. I have confirmed I have all the correct settings in TS and I do not have any policy blocking me from printer. &nbsp;I have the correct drivers installed on the server. I can actually check the logs in the event viewer and it says it successfully prints but nothing comes out. &nbsp;When printing locally it works perfectly. &nbsp;<br />

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Is Bi-directional printing supported when printing through terminal server?

I am trying to figure out why I can not get this receipt printer to work.  It is an Epson TM-t90 printer and bi-directional printing is enabled.  It will not work without it.  I have two POS's  connecting to a win2k3 server running terminal services. I have confirmed I have all the correct settings in TS and I do not have any policy blocking me from printer.  I have the correct drivers installed on the server. I can actually check the logs in the event viewer and it says it successfully prints but nothing comes out.  When printing locally it works perfectly.  


Can't get a Receipt printer working when connected to a session on the terminal server. need help!

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