Perhaps someone here can assist me. I have just installed SBS2003 and cannot see or access any of the local printers from the network that are installed
and readily accessible locally. Prior to upgrading to SBS on the p2p network
everything worked fine, now, I am unable to print to the local printer on
another workstation. I hope that there is something that I can do short of
installing print servers on all of the printers or purchasing additional
printers.
Thanks,
Paul
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Group Policies Questions.... ... We want to limit the users from installing software on ... their laptops, but at the same time allow them to install ...local printers.... The security setting in the group policy... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: Group Policies Questions.... ... software...that's why we put them in the Users group... >Can you put them in a power users group?... >| We want to limit the users from installing software on ... >| local printers.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
RE: Setting up a printer in W2k Pro for all users ...Newsgroups: microsoft.public.win2000.printing ... that can access a shared printer on the network.... If I understand correctly you want to install a printer on the workstation that points to a printer share on the network but you ... Once we have the printer installed as a Local Printer, since local printers are per machine, all users should see it. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.printing)
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