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gregb369
Does anyone know if there is a command that will set a default printer?
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Oli Restorick [MVP]
The help available from "rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /?" says that the
following command will do the trick.
rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /y /n "printer"
I'm not sure exactly what is expected as the "printer" field, but I'm sure
you'll find out if you do some experimenting.
Hope this helps
Oli
following command will do the trick.
rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /y /n "printer"
I'm not sure exactly what is expected as the "printer" field, but I'm sure
you'll find out if you do some experimenting.
Hope this helps
Oli
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Guest
rundll32
printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n"\\computername\HP
LaserJet 1010"
rundll32
printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n"\\computername\HP
LaserJet 1010" /y
I found i needed to add it for the user (/in) and then
use the same line with the /y at the end to make it
default. Works fine in a batch script.
Tim
printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n"\\computername\HP
LaserJet 1010"
rundll32
printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n"\\computername\HP
LaserJet 1010" /y
I found i needed to add it for the user (/in) and then
use the same line with the /y at the end to make it
default. Works fine in a batch script.
Tim
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rundll32
printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n"\\computername\HP
LaserJet 1010"
rundll32
printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n"\\computername\HP
LaserJet 1010" /y
I found i needed to add it for the user (/in) and then
use the same line with the /y at the end to make it
default. Works fine in a batch script.
Tim
Is there a way to configure that command to include a username and password
in it for a print server that pops up an authentication dialog?
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Oli Restorick [MVP]
None documented. I would be surprised if there was a way. Why are you
being prompted to authenticate? Is the machine not in the same domain or a
trusted domain? I can't see why anybody would want to configure a print
server any other way.
Regards
Oli
being prompted to authenticate? Is the machine not in the same domain or a
trusted domain? I can't see why anybody would want to configure a print
server any other way.
Regards
Oli
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None documented. I would be surprised if there was a way. Why are
you being prompted to authenticate? Is the machine not in the same
domain or a trusted domain? I can't see why anybody would want to
configure a print server any other way.
It's a large college where the domain admin and lab staff aren't
coordinating. The default lab profile prevents deleting printers. So the
lab staff logs off the default domain user logon and logs onto the local
system with the administrator password to make printer changes.
[/QUOTE]Regards
Oli
Is there a way to configure that command to include a username and
password
in it for a print server that pops up an authentication dialog?