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Thanks for your help. &nbsp;I will give this a shot. &nbsp;Do I save it in the sysvol\domain\scripts folder?
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Thanks for your help.  I will give this a shot.  Do I save it in the sysvol\domain\scripts folder?

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wdabbs<br />
You can save it anywhere, so long as you specify the path. The best place to keep it is under \\domainname\netlogon\ as this will be replicated througout the domain via NTFRS.<br />
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Cheers<br />
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JamesDS
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wdabbs
You can save it anywhere, so long as you specify the path. The best place to keep it is under \\domainname\netlogon\ as this will be replicated througout the domain via NTFRS.

Cheers

JamesDS

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I want to be able to 4 wireless printers that are shared from my print server to all users and computers. &nbsp;The problem that I am having is that the users don't always sit at the same comptuer. &nbsp;When they login to a different compter, the printers are not setup under their profile. &nbsp;I assume that I will use a group policy to get this done, but I need help on where to start.
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I want to be able to 4 wireless printers that are shared from my print server to all users and computers.  The problem that I am having is that the users don't always sit at the same comptuer.  When they login to a different compter, the printers are not setup under their profile.  I assume that I will use a group policy to get this done, but I need help on where to start.

Printer sharing across the domain to all users and computers

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