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Easy answer, gives a good direction to the definitive solution.<br />
(I used Regedit to modify the printername)
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Hi,<br />
Does anybody know how to &quot;freeze&quot; the port on wich a terminal services client connects with its printer on a terminal server? I have a program that uses fixed printernames / ports. But when a client makes a connection the port and name (prnname redirected xx) changes randomly. <br />
Is there a way to &quot;fix&quot; the printername with which the client logs on?<br />
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Grts<br />
Erwin.
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Hi,
Does anybody know how to "freeze" the port on wich a terminal services client connects with its printer on a terminal server? I have a program that uses fixed printernames / ports. But when a client makes a connection the port and name (prnname redirected xx) changes randomly. 
Is there a way to "fix" the printername with which the client logs on?

Grts
Erwin.

Easy answer, gives a good direction to the definitive solution.
(I used Regedit to modify the printername)

Easy Print Terminal Server client

Hi,
Does anybody know how to &quot;freeze&quot; the port on wich a terminal services client connects with its printer on a terminal server? I have a program that uses fixed printernames / ports. But when a client makes a connection the port and name (prnname redirected xx) changes randomly. 
Is there a way to &quot;fix&quot; the printername with which the client logs on?

Grts
Erwin.

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