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I would like to use visual basic script to setup network printers on a remote pc. &nbsp;this is what i have so far 
 
Dim printer, UNCpath1, slash1, slash2, printername 
 
slash2 = &quot;\\&quot; 
 
slash1 = &quot;\&quot; 
 
printername = InputBox(&quot;What printer do you want to be the default? &quot;, &quot;Create Default Printer&quot;) 
 
UNCpath1 = InputBox(&quot;What server is this printer on? &quot;, &quot;Server&quot;) 
 
Set printer = CreateObject(&quot;WScript.Network&quot;) 
 
printer.AddWindowsPrinterConnection slash2 &amp;&nbsp;UNCpath1 &amp;&nbsp;slash1 &amp;&nbsp;printername 
 
WScript.Quit 
 
It works if I run it on the computer I'm logged into. But I would like to run it on the computer that I am logged into, to install a printer on a remote computer. 
Any ideas?
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I would like to use visual basic script to setup network printers on a remote pc.  this is what i have so far

Dim printer, UNCpath1, slash1, slash2, printername

slash2 = "\\"

slash1 = "\"

printername = InputBox("What printer do you want to be the default? ", "Create Default Printer")

UNCpath1 = InputBox("What server is this printer on? ", "Server")

Set printer = CreateObject("WScript.Network") 

printer.AddWindowsPrinterConnection slash2 & UNCpath1 & slash1 & printername

WScript.Quit 

It works if I run it on the computer I'm logged into. But I would like to run it on the computer that I am logged into, to install a printer on a remote computer.
Any ideas?

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