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where would i find printer server properties (currently the user is logged off right now and when hies logged off the printer disappears..<br />
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makes sense only in use becasue of the driver in the list of drivers for the printer...<br />
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where would i find printer server properties (currently the user is logged off right now and when hies logged off the printer disappears..


makes sense only in use becasue of the driver in the list of drivers for the printer...




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Just a Printer OVer RDP session Very odd seem to get this far in trying to figure out why it Doesnt work WELL SORTA <br />
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WHen the user logs in the printer comes up and i can see That in the printer properties it automatically goes to ts005 &nbsp;Doesnt work at all and when i say configure port to ts001 it works (TRIED manually editing SYsTEM registy to change it) reverts back every time....
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Just a Printer OVer RDP session Very odd seem to get this far in trying to figure out why it Doesnt work WELL SORTA 

WHen the user logs in the printer comes up and i can see That in the printer properties it automatically goes to ts005  Doesnt work at all and when i say configure port to ts001 it works (TRIED manually editing SYsTEM registy to change it) reverts back every time....

RDP Local printer Issue TS005

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