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Thanks guys for your input. &nbsp;I ended up installing CutePDF on the server and setup the RDP client to redirect local drives to the ts so the user can save the PDF on &nbsp;their local host.
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Just wondering if its possible to redirect printing from a remote session to a local PDF printer. &nbsp;I'm attempting to do this on two 64Bit Windows 7 Pro Machines using Adobes PDF Printing driver (Same version is installed on each machine). &nbsp;The pdf printer is showing up as redirected but printing to it prints from within the remote host and not the local host. &nbsp;Other printing redirection works fine.<br />
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Just wondering if its possible to redirect printing from a remote session to a local PDF printer.  I'm attempting to do this on two 64Bit Windows 7 Pro Machines using Adobes PDF Printing driver (Same version is installed on each machine).  The pdf printer is showing up as redirected but printing to it prints from within the remote host and not the local host.  Other printing redirection works fine.

Thanks!

Thanks guys for your input.  I ended up installing CutePDF on the server and setup the RDP client to redirect local drives to the ts so the user can save the PDF on  their local host.

RDP PDF Redirect

Just wondering if its possible to redirect printing from a remote session to a local PDF printer.  I&#39;m attempting to do this on two 64Bit Windows 7 Pro Machines using Adobes PDF Printing driver (Same version is installed on each machine).  The pdf printer is showing up as redirected but printing to it prints from within the remote host and not the local host.  Other printing redirection works fine.

Thanks!

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