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Is it possible to install the driver on the terminal server and set it to print to file. &nbsp;That way when the user logs in, the driver will be there. &nbsp;And the users printer is local.
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Is it possible to install the driver on the terminal server and set it to print to file.  That way when the user logs in, the driver will be there.  And the users printer is local.

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Printing to file does not required a printer driver. What do you see in the event log of the terminal server when the user in question logs in ?
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Printing to file does not required a printer driver. What do you see in the event log of the terminal server when the user in question logs in ?

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Network OS: Windows 2003, Client OS: Windows XP SP2.<br />
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I have a user that has a USB printer connected to his local computer. &nbsp;When he logs on he don't have his printer. &nbsp;Does Terminal Server support USB printers, without a 3rd party add-on. &nbsp;And if Microsoft don't support USB printers, is there a &quot;work around?&quot;.
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Network OS: Windows 2003, Client OS: Windows XP SP2.

I have a user that has a USB printer connected to his local computer.  When he logs on he don't have his printer.  Does Terminal Server support USB printers, without a 3rd party add-on.  And if Microsoft don't support USB printers, is there a "work around?".

USB printer for terminal services.

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