Re: Push printer
Hi,
John schrieb:
i tried that rout too but ran into the user didn't have rights error.
You install the printer on a server, you share it and if the user
browses the network and click on it manually, it works?
Than scripting will work aswell.
If the manual way doenst work, no GPO, no Scrtip will do.
Changing the driver can be a good point to start.
Mark
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