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On Terminal server, with re-directed printers setting the printer more often than not goes to the wrong one.
The simple solution is this VBS Script. Placed in the users Startup folder, it maps the default printer to the one named.
Simply name the local printer
Option Explicit
Dim objPrinter
Set objPrinter = CreateObject(“WScript.Network”)
objPrinter.SetDefaultPrinter “serverprinter name“
Sometimes this needs to be ran twice, but 99% of the time its happy.
On Terminal server, with re-directed printers setting the printer more often than not goes to the wrong one.
The simple solution is this VBS Script. Placed in the users Startup folder, it maps the default printer to the one named.
We noticed that we had let some clients server slip through the cracks in replacing.
For us, all servers are replaced in 3 years.
So the script View full article »