Fernando
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Default Printer by site or location
Hi there,
I was wondering if there is any way I can set some sort of script to change the default printer depending at which site a laptop is connected to.
Let's say a user's main office is in Sydney (10.10.1.x). But he or she travels between sites quite often, IE; Melbourne (10.10.2.x) and Brisbane (10.10.3.x).
I would like for the user to not worry about changing their default printer when arriving at each site. (They somehow keep stuffing things up!)
Can this be done? (Not sure if I have provided enough info)
Cheers
I was wondering if there is any way I can set some sort of script to change the default printer depending at which site a laptop is connected to.
Let's say a user's main office is in Sydney (10.10.1.x). But he or she travels between sites quite often, IE; Melbourne (10.10.2.x) and Brisbane (10.10.3.x).
I would like for the user to not worry about changing their default printer when arriving at each site. (They somehow keep stuffing things up!)
Can this be done? (Not sure if I have provided enough info)
Cheers
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We can tweak it if it doesn't work. I do not know for sure if a vbTextCompare will work on IP addresses, but it should. It's just a standard character string.
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