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Dear Experts,<br />
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In a network there is a printer installed with secure printing enabled in windows environment.<br />
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All Users will login to citrix application from their windows machine. They can access printer from windows machine but not from citrix application.<br />
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I want to enabe the same printer when the users login to client via citrix application. Please help. I will really helps me.<br />
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We dont have access to any of the citrix servers. Users will login through some citrix web application.<br />
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Please let me know if there is any possibility of redirecting the locally installed printer to citrix application also.<br />
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Please help.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Venkat
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Dear Experts,

In a network there is a printer installed with secure printing enabled in windows environment.

All Users will login to citrix application from their windows machine. They can access printer from windows machine but not from citrix application.

I want to enabe the same printer when the users login to client via citrix application. Please help. I will really helps me.

We dont have access to any of the citrix servers. Users will login through some citrix web application.

Please let me know if there is any possibility of redirecting the locally installed printer to citrix application also.

Please help.

Thanks,
Venkat

Printing in a Citrix login

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