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Version 2.33
Last released version - now replaced by version 3. No further development will occur. Version 2.32
Version 2.31
Version 2.28
Please contact us if you would like to upgrade to version 2.33.
Check that the permissions on the Spool folder (by default, %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Spool\Printers) has at least Change (Modify) permission for the StopIt user account. The StopIt user account is granted membership of the Domain Admins group, so the permissions will normally be correct.
Although this sounds very vague, this type of "error" is heard on occasions. Generally, it is likely that the problem is not with StopIt, but that something has changed in the way your network is configured. Work out what has been changed, however minor. The most common problem with this that one or more of the In Queues have been released. For StopIt to work correctly, you must make sure that the relevant In Queues are permanently paused. With the LAN Manager version, if you log onto the Scan station using the ADMIN username and then change the ADMIN password, StopIt may behave in an unpredictable fashion. Try rebooting the Scan station and logging on again with the new password.
The wrong DLLs are being loaded by the program. Ensure that you are running the correct versions of each program for the relevant operating system. Each program looks for the DLL files in the Windows system directory, the program directory and then current working directory. It is possible that you have the wrong DLLs in the wrong directory. If in doubt delete all FLOLIB*.DLL files and reinstall the workstation files.
You have not installed the Administration module from that workstation. Install again and the relevant files will be copied to the workstation's hard drive.
Make sure that the relevant domain view is available from the Administration module Window menu. If not use Select Domain from the Users menu.
Make sure that you have installed StopIt server files on the particular server and that it is available in the domain.
You must have a StopIt user with the same password as the forwarding domain.
Make sure that the correct type of page counter has been selected. If the page counter is correct, try using a different printer driver, possibly one of the "standard" printer drivers. For PCL / HPGL printers try using an appropriate HP LaserJet driver and for Postscript printers try using an Apple LaserWriter driver. If you have a PostScript printer allowing the sending of compressed print jobs, ensure that you select the relevant Advanced option (from the Add/Edit Queue window) for the queue as otherwise pages will not be counted correctly.
Make sure that the relevant In Queue is paused. It must be permanently paused for StopIt to work correctly.
Choose Check Permissions from the Users menu when running the Administration module on an NT Workstation or NT Server. This is due to it being impossible to set permissions correctly on the FLO.INI file from a Windows 3.x or 95 workstation for a user with a home directory held on an NT Server.
Windows NT/2000 allows you to configure each printer queue to have a separate spool folder by editing values in the registry. This is a known issue: StopIt does not work if you use this configuration.
This is probably because you haven't set a specific workstation to scan each queue. When you have only one scan station, there is no need to specific the name of the workstation to scan each queue. As soon as you have more than one scan station, it is vital that you specify a workstation for every monitored queue. This is done using the Administration module by selecting the Scan workstation option (from the Add/Edit Queue window).
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