[8.52a x64] TC crash after F3 (.txt) and print

[MaxX]

1. Run TC 8.52a x64 @ Win 7 x64
2. F3 any small .txt file
3. Ctrl+P
4. See:

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Total Commander 8.52a
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Access violation.
Access violation
Windows 7 SP1 6.1 (Build 7601)

Please report this error to the Author, with a description
of what you were doing when this error occurred!

Stack trace (x64):5BA65B
7F2BAD 7F26F5 7F2688 438817 441033 7D9A9B 7D99A8 7DC6C3
40F40D 8CFC28 816A1B 8D9E72 774E9BD1
Press Ctrl+C to copy this report!
Continue execution?
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Да Нет
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Any ideas?

TC 8.52a x32 works fine.

[MaxX]

For step 2: Alt+Shift+F3 (view w/o plugins) does not change result.

[Dalai]

I can not confirm this issue. It might have something to do with your printer. If you have more than one printer installed, try to change the default printer and try to print in Lister again.

Furthermore, it could be some Lister plugin, if any is installed. Avoid loading them by using Alt+Shift+F3, and then try to print again. [ADD: OK, too slow]

And last, but not least, you should make sure that the issue is present with a fresh wincmd.ini.

Regards
Dalai

[Ovg]

Can't confirm too. No problem here ...

[sqa_wizard]

No problem here either.

So it seems to be a plugin which fails.

Just have a look at the lister window title of TC 32-bit.
It shows the plugin which catches the txt file.

[ghisler(Author)]

The crash happens at the very start of the print function:

if Printer.Printing then begin

It would show a warning if printing was already going on. It seems to mean that "Printer" is a null pointer. It can happen when printers aren't found due to problems with the printer driver, or very long printer names etc.

[MaxX]

http://6.firepic.org/6/images/2015-10/12/bjsbsg6zth61.png

MS XPS - is that enough long name (on screenshot)?

[Ovg]

2MaxX

For me there is not any problems with MS XPS document Writer. I have tested right now.

[ghisler(Author)]

Could you try to uninstall doPDF? It may be causing the problem. If it does, you may consider to use the program PDF24 (free), which I'm using myself to create PDFs:
https://www.pdf24.org/

[Hacker]

If it does, you may consider to use the program PDF24 (free), which I'm using myself to create PDFs:
https://www.pdf24.org/

While I cannot comment on the software itself since I have not used it, the whole website looks like a SEO scam and both "PDF24 Creator 7.4.0 - BUSINESS (Optimized for business use)" and "PDF24 Creator 7.4.0 - PRIVATE (Optimized for private use)" that you can choose to download are bit-identical.

Roman

[Horst.Epp]

Could you try to uninstall doPDF? It may be causing the problem. If it does, you may consider to use the program PDF24 (free), which I'm using myself to create PDFs:
https://www.pdf24.org/

I prefer the PDF-XChangeLight 2012 version of Tracker software.
There is no advertising or other scam in it and it works perfect as PDF printer.

[MaxX]

2ghisler(Author)
Nothing changes.
My friend has the same problem on his PC (Win 7 x64 SP1 + TC 8.52a x64) and he didn't install this program ever.

2Hacker
2Horst.Epp
Nice, but what's about performance and size?

[Hacker]

MaxX,

Nice, but what's about performance and size?

Performance and size of what?

Roman