wguerram
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Printing using the Runas command in windows 2000
I have an Application, which i need to run using a user different of the current user, i have tool that use run as.
The application works fine, and access the database and network resources without a problem.
But when i try to print i don't have access to the printers, i get an error saying that there is no default printer.
I already logon with that user and configured the printers, but still doesn't work.
Is there a way to solve this?
The application works fine, and access the database and network resources without a problem.
But when i try to print i don't have access to the printers, i get an error saying that there is no default printer.
I already logon with that user and configured the printers, but still doesn't work.
Is there a way to solve this?
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unfortunately, I don't know of anything that will run as a user without having to input their password.
I'll keep looking, and hope that either I find something useful, or someone ewlse has the answer for you.
:o)
Bartender_1
I'll keep looking, and hope that either I find something useful, or someone ewlse has the answer for you.
:o)
Bartender_1
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Only this user has access to the network resources, no other users have it.
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