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We have about 20 users that logon to the server and their printers are redirected. I only want the user to see his/her own redirected printer. I read a few post about Power Users, and regular users. I checked the DC and it looks like these users are just regular users.<br />
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How can I accomplish this?
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We have about 20 users that logon to the server and their printers are redirected. I only want the user to see his/her own redirected printer. I read a few post about Power Users, and regular users. I checked the DC and it looks like these users are just regular users.

How can I accomplish this?

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