[dba-Tech] Terminal Server Default printer.

Thx

I will take a deeper look at it.

Erwin 

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Subject: Re: [dba-Tech] Terminal Server Default printer.

If you are using login scripts you could use something like Set
WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network")
        WshNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection printerUNC or
        WshNetwork.SetDefaultPrinter PrinterUNC where PrinterUNC
"\\Server\Printername"

Long example for setting printers by user group membership

http://cwashington.netreach.net/depo/view.asp?Index=1028&ScriptType=vbsc
ript

Erwin Craps - IT Helps wrote:

> 
>When I login to a Terminal server (2K) it automaticly add my local pc's

>printers so I can print localy.
>This is a good thing, but it also reset the default printer to my local

>printer.
>When disconnecting (logging off) from the Terminal server is deleted my

>local printer from the server, which he suposed to do but then it put 
>the last installed driver/printer to the default instead of the 
>original default.
> 
>This is not really a problem when login on as a regular user but when I

>logon as administrator.
>Because the administrator is already logged on the main console and 
>runs Access applications to generate Excel files.
>So every time I log on/off as administrator in Terminal server, my 
>default printer is changed from Laserjet 2200 to the Dymo labelprinter 
>(the last driver I installed).
>Ofcourse when it generate an excel file it fails on the margins whom 
>are changed in Excel because the Dymo printer has only label format and

>not A4.
> 
>I tried to work around to install a second copy of the Laserjet 2200, 
>but this does not help. It still picks the dymo as default. Maybe 
>because its the first printer or maybe because its the last driver I 
>installed.
> 
>Turning off use printers in the TS profile does help, but then I can 
>not print localy.
> 
>Is there a way to turn off the change of default printer when login on?
> 
> 
>Erwin
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