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Was not a real good solution but then appears not to be one out there.
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Was not a real good solution but then appears not to be one out there.

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It should be an &quot;A&quot;. It was a perfectly correct, normal, and proper solution. &nbsp;The grade is based on the accuracy of the answer,..not whether it was &quot;good news&quot; that the person wanted to hear. &nbsp;We are here to tell the truth, not tell people what they want to hear,..if the truth happens to be &quot;bad news&quot; then that is just the way it is. &nbsp;
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It should be an "A". It was a perfectly correct, normal, and proper solution.  The grade is based on the accuracy of the answer,..not whether it was "good news" that the person wanted to hear.  We are here to tell the truth, not tell people what they want to hear,..if the truth happens to be "bad news" then that is just the way it is.  

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Have 2008R2 windows server so is there a way in the milion and one GPO settings to set the LPT ports for our plotters from within GPO on the server for all?<br />
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Use the USER CONFIGURATION\PREFERENCES\<wbr />WINDOWS SETTINGS\DRIVE MAPS &nbsp;or &nbsp; ENVIRONMENT &nbsp; or &nbsp; REGISTRY<br />
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somewhere in GPO set my 2 LPT ports for our plotters?<br />
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THIS IS OTHER THAN LOGIN SCRIPT - simply somewhere in the GPO settings.<br />
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Thanks
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Have 2008R2 windows server so is there a way in the milion and one GPO settings to set the LPT ports for our plotters from within GPO on the server for all?

Use the USER CONFIGURATION\PREFERENCES\WINDOWS SETTINGS\DRIVE MAPS  or   ENVIRONMENT   or   REGISTRY

somewhere in GPO set my 2 LPT ports for our plotters?

THIS IS OTHER THAN LOGIN SCRIPT - simply somewhere in the GPO settings.

Thanks

Need to Set LPT port mappings inside GPO for all users

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