Output device setting

hii frnds
can anybody tell me were can we do the output device setting in sap . i mean when i am trying to print my layout i am not able to print it . but i can c my print preview perfectly . i trying to display my print out with tcode iw32 for work order
thanx
rohit

Hi Rohith,
When u use Printer LOCL, what is the message you are getting, if you are getting this message 'Spool request (number 0000021635) created without immediate output', then goto Menu->System->Own Spool Request, select the spool and click on the Print Icon in the application tool bar.
Cheers...
Santosh.
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