Sage 100

Here is a good one. The client is on Sage 100 2013. When they print checks to the new Brother's printer connected to the wireless network Sage freezes up (because the network connection to the network stops). You cannot browse through the network drive to the server for about 5 minutes and the printer gives an error regarding unable to create file.

Have you updated the formulas in the check form to Shared PringGL?

*dusts off an old idea from dial-up days* Set up a server print queue, shared. On the client machine, create a local print queue with a ""port"" pointing to the share (\\servername\sharedprintername\). The client would print, spooling the job into the queue with lower reliance on the network connection.

Some things just aren't meant to be connected wirelessly.

Possible ip address conflict with another device on the network? Can you give the printer a static IP in a range separate from the network?

The wierd part is it is only Sage 100. They can print from any other program.

Yep, not the first time I have heard that one. It works in Word!!!!

So, did you determine hard wiring solved? Apparently at some point it was shutting down their wireless router but that was cutting the workstation from the server but I am told the wireless is not the primary router.