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When a user logins op WIN-Xp local he needs a different default printer on that station<br />
then when he logins at that station by RDP<br />
Due the RDP printer at home is different then the one at location<br />
Now they forget at login moment either by RDP or by local to set on the local host<br />
the correct printer<br />
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So o a script or some VB6 source as program wich runs as a batch at login time
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When a user logins op WIN-Xp local he needs a different default printer on that station
then when he logins at that station by RDP
Due the RDP printer at home is different then the one at location
Now they forget at login moment either by RDP or by local to set on the local host
the correct printer

So o a script or some VB6 source as program wich runs as a batch at login time

A script or program syntax to set a printer at login time for user as default also in RDP sessions

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