Windows

Se if anything mentioned here helps you:

http://www.computing.net/windowsnt/wwwboard/forum/2560.html

Delete and re-establish the printer queues.

Before you delete, stop and restart the spooler service. This should clear the print queues. The print jobs being sent may not have been sent with the correct print drivers of something in the print job may be corrupt.

Hope this helps.

Curious: are you running UniVerse/Dataflo? If not, this may still help. I ran into this problem before. I had a server application running on server2, and the print server is server1. The server app (Dataflo) uses server1 to print documents. Therefore, printers need to be defined on server2, which are pointers to printers on server1. At the workstation, I had defined a printer which also point to server1, but forgot to install the printer on server2. That was when I began getting remotedocument levels in the queue. Installing the network printer on server2 (pointing to server1) fixed it.

Hope this helps.

Oh, by the way, you might want to limit the printers to users only on your LAN, i.e. use NTFS security.