It must be something I've done incorrectly, Apple wouldn't possibly have released software with these problems surely! We have an Xserve (Dual 1.33GHz, 2Gb of RAM, 4 x 60Gb drives) running 10.3.2 and all the other patches to 10.3. Its running AFP, DHCP, DNS, FTP, Open Directory, Print, Web and Windows. Two issues: 1. File space disappears rapidly. Its gone from 20Gb free to 10Mb in under 24 hrs! A review of the /var/spool/cups/tmp folder found some 400,000 files in the folder! I've deleted the folder manually and replaced it with a new one with the same permissions and the space is now back. However, surely we don't have to do this manually. Why doesn't the printing software delete these temporary files after the jobs are printed? 2. Print services are extremely fickle for PC users. The PC's connect as "guests" and can access the share points however on a given day a PC can print to a specific printer via the server and the next day odds are it wont. The PC's range between Win 98, Win 2000, NT4 and Win XP Pro. Sometimes the Win XP machines provide an error message such as "access denied" but by and large the PC's users don't get any error messages - they send jobs to the printer and never see them again. I don't really want to abandon the Print Services and go back to manually defining each printer for each PC but its looking more and more like the only solution. All this on 10.3.2 which I thought was meant to IMPROVE printing ????!!!! Does anyone know if 10.3.3 is just around the corner and addresses this or am I stuffed? Any ideas? -- Regards, Mark (}-: AIM / iChat: gibsonm1 ON YOUTH "Some people say that I must be a horrible person, but that's not true. I have the heart of a young boy -- in a jar on my desk." -- Stephen King, 3/8/90