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This problem is caused by a bug in the Windows 7 generic/text print driver, which apparently doesn't properly support &quot;RAW&quot; mode printing.<br />

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This problem is caused by a bug in the Windows 7 generic/text print driver, which apparently doesn't properly support "RAW" mode printing.


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I have an application that prints a range of documents.<br />
I dont need the printed documents but theres no way in turning this off.<br />
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In previous Windows versions I used a null printer(Generic Text Printer) so the program could print but there wasn't any output printed.<br />
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Is there a similar option in Windows 7?<br />
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I have an application that prints a range of documents.
I dont need the printed documents but theres no way in turning this off.

In previous Windows versions I used a null printer(Generic Text Printer) so the program could print but there wasn't any output printed.

Is there a similar option in Windows 7?



Is there a null printer in Windows 7?

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.