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euhm,<br />
you mean different settings for each user ? <br />
or general settings ? <br />
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If they are general you could just change them in config panel , printers and faxes on the server<br />

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euhm,
you mean different settings for each user ?
or general settings ?

If they are general you could just change them in config panel , printers and faxes on the server


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Hi,<br />
The specific settings will not be posssible via GPO, unless for some printers this information is stroed in Registry. If yes then you will have to create Custom GPO and then assign, other wise GPO is not the solution for this activity<br />
Cheers<br />
Nitin Gupta (gupnit)<br />

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Hi,
The specific settings will not be posssible via GPO, unless for some printers this information is stroed in Registry. If yes then you will have to create Custom GPO and then assign, other wise GPO is not the solution for this activity
Cheers
Nitin Gupta (gupnit)


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I have tried but when I installed on clients, the setting is not same on server.
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I have tried but when I installed on clients, the setting is not same on server.

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Big thanks to Mr. DarrenJL, you are professional.<br />
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Big thanks to Mr. DarrenJL, you are professional.



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I am using windows server 2003 R2 sp2, I have deployed all printers by GPO to each users, but some printers need setting to run (paper size, paper source...) so I have to deploy these setting also.<br />
Please help me how can I do?
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I am using windows server 2003 R2 sp2, I have deployed all printers by GPO to each users, but some printers need setting to run (paper size, paper source...) so I have to deploy these setting also.
Please help me how can I do?

Deploy Printers Setting.

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Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).