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Wow!! That's a tall order. 
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does anyone know if there is a way to write a script the will do the following<br />
install a wireless connection on a laptop and install a printer<br />
we have 400 users to install this and I think a script would be easiest its for a remote site outside of the domain
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does anyone know if there is a way to write a script the will do the following
install a wireless connection on a laptop and install a printer
we have 400 users to install this and I think a script would be easiest its for a remote site outside of the domain

script for wireless

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Scripting Languages

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VB Script

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