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do you &nbsp;have an Active Directory network? If so there should be a setting in group policy to publish all printers in Active Directory. As long as all users are able to 'run' that policy, all printers added to the computer should be shared.<br />

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do you  have an Active Directory network? If so there should be a setting in group policy to publish all printers in Active Directory. As long as all users are able to 'run' that policy, all printers added to the computer should be shared.


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I need to create a batch file that creates a printer port of C:\WINNT\TEMP\999.prn (prints to a local file). &nbsp;Then I need to created a shared printer in the batch after the port is created. &nbsp;Here is what I currently have, this will create the printer to LPT1, but won't share it. &nbsp;So it needs to be edited to do as I described above.<br />
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@ECHO OFF<br />
REM Run inf install: <br />
rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /if /b &quot;9999&quot; /f %windir%\inf\ntprint.inf /r &quot;lpt1:&quot; /m &quot;Generic / Text Only&quot;
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I need to create a batch file that creates a printer port of C:\WINNT\TEMP\999.prn (prints to a local file).  Then I need to created a shared printer in the batch after the port is created.  Here is what I currently have, this will create the printer to LPT1, but won't share it.  So it needs to be edited to do as I described above.


@ECHO OFF
REM Run inf install: 
rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /if /b "9999" /f %windir%\inf\ntprint.inf /r "lpt1:" /m "Generic / Text Only"

How do I crerate a batch file that creates a printer port then a shared printer?

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