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I have a windows 2003 Print cluster set up, I would like to give my PC support staff the permissions to Add, and Mange printers on the Print Cluster. I have added them to the Print Operators group and they are not able to add printers or manage current printers. I do not want to make them Admiistrators. Any Suggestions
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I have a windows 2003 Print cluster set up, I would like to give my PC support staff the permissions to Add, and Mange printers on the Print Cluster. I have added them to the Print Operators group and they are not able to add printers or manage current printers. I do not want to make them Admiistrators. Any Suggestions

How to grant Print operator access

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