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Once you do get it working can I ask you share it--I wouldn't mind having that in my bag of tricks too. thanks
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Once you do get it working can I ask you share it--I wouldn't mind having that in my bag of tricks too. thanks

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I have a Server 2008 printer server with about 100 printers on it. &nbsp;I need to change the location field on all printers to be the same thing. &nbsp;<br />
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Can I powershell this?<br />
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If yes, can you let me know how? &nbsp;I hate to change them all manually.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Cliff
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I have a Server 2008 printer server with about 100 printers on it.  I need to change the location field on all printers to be the same thing.  

Can I powershell this?

If yes, can you let me know how?  I hate to change them all manually.

Thanks

Cliff

Change the LOCATION field of all printers on a print server.

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