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Dear,<br />
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I actually deploy printers via GPO on my domain computers.<br />
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I would to setup automatically the User Code of the user but i didn't find where is stored.<br />
I have a different code for each of my departments<br />
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I use the Universal Driver PCL 6 from RICOH (I don't want to use the RPCS Driver).<br />
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Could you help me please?<br />
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Thanks
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Dear,

I actually deploy printers via GPO on my domain computers.

I would to setup automatically the User Code of the user but i didn't find where is stored.
I have a different code for each of my departments

I use the Universal Driver PCL 6 from RICOH (I don't want to use the RPCS Driver).

Could you help me please?

Thanks

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