Terminal server printer mapping.

This PAQ has information on doing this with VBScript:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21261512/assign-default-printer-based-on-computer's-group-membership.html

Thanks, I'm trying to stay away from vb but I might not have a choice, I'll see if any one else responds and if they don't I'll start testing.

Well the script will run as the user so could you not apply one (different) script to each OU the users are in, presumably in addition to any main ones for drive mappings etc?  Depends how many people and OU's we are talking here I usppose.  If not you'll need to identify the user's OU using something like the above.  

Right, I probably should have put more info in the original post.  

We can't tie the printer mappings to the user OU's because the users work between the labs.  There's a lot of handholding with our users and many of them click "print" and never look to see where it's going to be printed.  A print being misrouted to a different lab isn't the end of the world but it's a significant security risk in the eyes of our underwriters.  As it stands on the workstations right now I've got them all in OU's corresponding to their location.  Each OU has a script that maps the printer and sets a default so even the people who need to be handheld won't misroute the print.  As they move between labs their default printer changes with each move.  I'm wracking my brain trying to figure out how to come up with a script that can identify the OU that the client workstation is in and then choose the appropriate printer script.  Drive mappings are done through a main script that maps locations based on group membership and in some cases we make custom scripts for a few dozen people.

I'm pretty new to scripting to begin with and I've found kixtart infinitely easier than anything else so I've started with that.  But, if I must vb it I'll do that since it will be mainly for the terminal servers.

thanks shift-3