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Dear RPUKsupport,<br />
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I hope this helps you.<br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911913" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911913</a><br />
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Kindly keep us posted.<br />
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joyofsharing ( ^ _ ^ )
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Dear RPUKsupport,

I hope this helps you.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911913 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911913]


Kindly keep us posted.


joyofsharing ( ^ _ ^ )

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I had a similar problem before, and I went the route that Cláudio suggests.<br />
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I wrote a set of Winbatch scripts - 1 to record the name of the printer HKCU when the user logged out, and one to read that key back in at login, and reset that printer as the default. &nbsp;I had the recording script set to 'sanitize' the names to avoid issues with the client name or other misc. stuff getting stored with the printer name.<br />
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Coralon
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I had a similar problem before, and I went the route that Cláudio suggests.

I wrote a set of Winbatch scripts - 1 to record the name of the printer HKCU when the user logged out, and one to read that key back in at login, and reset that printer as the default.  I had the recording script set to 'sanitize' the names to avoid issues with the client name or other misc. stuff getting stored with the printer name.

Coralon

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Hi<br />
I run several programs from a terminal services server based on windows 2003 standard sp2<br />
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I have the problem where by each individual user logs in and they all have the same default printer (printer1) <br />
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Is there any way user 1 can have printer 1 and user 2 can have printer 2 and user 3 can have printer 3 as default.<br />
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I have tried to change at a user level every time I log in but once the user logs out and then back in again it has once again defaulted to whatever the default is when you log on locally to the machine.
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Hi
I run several programs from a terminal services server based on windows 2003 standard sp2

I have the problem where by each individual user logs in and they all have the same default printer (printer1) 

Is there any way user 1 can have printer 1 and user 2 can have printer 2 and user 3 can have printer 3 as default.

I have tried to change at a user level every time I log in but once the user logs out and then back in again it has once again defaulted to whatever the default is when you log on locally to the machine.

Force default printer in terminal services 2003

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