Re: Manage printers

I read about setprinter.exe in another post, and that might solve the
problem...if I can figure out how SDDL works. comments on how to assign
rights are appreciated.

"Jan Larsson" <john.doe@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'd like to assign certain AD groups the right manage documents on all
printers. Putting them into "Domain Print Operators do not help. I do not
want to change security on each printer since we have over 300 printers
still groving rapidly. Any hints?

Active Directory 2000 native mode. Servers 2000 and 2003.

Regards,
Jan



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