By default Windows XP will not record an event for a successful print operation (job) in system log, but if you want Windows XP to do so (Because you are using a print monitoring software that collect its data from system log for example) I will show you how:
From "Start" menu select "Printers and Faxes"
From "File" menu select "Server Properties"
Go to "Advanced" menu
Check the "Log spooler information events" option (This option is checked by default on Windows Server 2003)
Now when you make a successful print job ,the print server will record an "information" event in system log
The event showing the file name, size, number of pages, user name ,printer name ,date and time.
Nagy
31-12-2008
11:50 PM
From "Start" menu select "Printers and Faxes"
From "File" menu select "Server Properties"
Go to "Advanced" menu
Check the "Log spooler information events" option (This option is checked by default on Windows Server 2003)
Now when you make a successful print job ,the print server will record an "information" event in system log
From "Start" menu open "Administrative tools" and select "Event Viewer"
You will find event(s) similar to this one
You will find event(s) similar to this one
The event showing the file name, size, number of pages, user name ,printer name ,date and time.
Nagy
31-12-2008
11:50 PM
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