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You should see if it has the correct driver for the printer and if not install it.<br />
Rds will try and use easy print in case of lacking drivers, but that will only get you so far...
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You should see if it has the correct driver for the printer and if not install it.
Rds will try and use easy print in case of lacking drivers, but that will only get you so far...

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so whats the best option? i heard something about tricerat is a 3rd party solution but looks like users have to install things in the local machine.<br />

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so whats the best option? i heard something about tricerat is a 3rd party solution but looks like users have to install things in the local machine.


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im going to try to install them, i usually use citrix and the universal drivers and worked pretty well, looks like on windows 2008 it will be &nbsp;a dif. story.<br />

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im going to try to install them, i usually use citrix and the universal drivers and worked pretty well, looks like on windows 2008 it will be  a dif. story.


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Yeah also look that when you installed the drivers, they get used. Because there is a policysomewhere that puts easyptint over the driver. But im on my mobile now and cant lookit up. Check google.
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Yeah also look that when you installed the drivers, they get used. Because there is a policysomewhere that puts easyptint over the driver. But im on my mobile now and cant lookit up. Check google.

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Hi all, remote desktop services, old TS, installed, printer mapping is enabled on RDS Machine, by oppening a RDP connection from a windows 7 machine, it maps all printers, but only prints in some printers.<br />
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I need some pointers on printers mapping on RDP 2008
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Hi all, remote desktop services, old TS, installed, printer mapping is enabled on RDS Machine, by oppening a RDP connection from a windows 7 machine, it maps all printers, but only prints in some printers.

I need some pointers on printers mapping on RDP 2008

Windows server 2008 R2 RDS printer mapping

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