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in 2008 server they have this nifty new thing called Easy print, doesn't use drivers on the server lvl, it magically passes the traffic straight to the client in a universal format. &nbsp;Very cool, I have zero issues client side on anything vista up. &nbsp; I might have to disable easy print for this user and do the matching thing....I hate the matching thing. &nbsp;But whatever works!<br />

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in 2008 server they have this nifty new thing called Easy print, doesn't use drivers on the server lvl, it magically passes the traffic straight to the client in a universal format.  Very cool, I have zero issues client side on anything vista up.   I might have to disable easy print for this user and do the matching thing....I hate the matching thing.  But whatever works!


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I see. &nbsp;Actually I have not used easy print before. &nbsp;I'll need to look at that some time. &nbsp;I know the matching solution is probably not favorable, but may be the best fix for the time being.
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I see.  Actually I have not used easy print before.  I'll need to look at that some time.  I know the matching solution is probably not favorable, but may be the best fix for the time being.

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I think your right, I've spent wayyyy too much time on this. &nbsp;gonna just match em.
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I think your right, I've spent wayyyy too much time on this.  gonna just match em.

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I'm having a problem where fonts get jumbled up for my end users, printing from XP sp3. &nbsp;specifically checks from peachtree. &nbsp;The person's name will look odd, text pushed together or too far apart.<br />
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We are using RDweb through TSgateway.<br />
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Just looking for some tips!
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I'm having a problem where fonts get jumbled up for my end users, printing from XP sp3.  specifically checks from peachtree.  The person's name will look odd, text pushed together or too far apart.

We are using RDweb through TSgateway.

Just looking for some tips!

remote desktop easy print problem

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