[THIN] Re: SV: Selecting default printer
- From: "Lonnie Truskowski" <ltruskowski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 13:38:44 -0500
To remove the Add Printer wizard via GPO.
User Configuration> Administrative Templates> Control Panel> Printers>
Disable Addition of Printers.
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Fra: Niclas [mailto:murklan74@xxxxxxxxx]
Sendt: 14. desember 2004 15:26
Til: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Emne: [THIN] Selecting default printer
Hi,
I know that this question has been up before but so far
I haven't found a sufficient answer when searching through various
forums and the thinlist archive.
We are using MetaFrame XPe FR2 (SP3) on top of Windows
2000 with SP2 and appropriate hotfixes.
We have users that need to be able to set their default
printer in the Terminal services environment. The most preferable
solution for us would be to publish the printers folder and we have also
tried that with good results however we don't want them to be able to
see the add printer wizard or at least not be allowed to run the add
printer wizard.
Is there a way to remove/hide the add wizard via GPO or
similar?
Or is there even a separate application, a modified
verison of the printers folder that we can publish that will accomplish
the same thing, which is letting them chose which printer they want as
their default and nothing else?
This is starting to be a real problem for us since we
have a few applications that wont let You chose which printer You want
to print from but rather assumes You want printouts on Your default
printer.
Thanks in advance
Niclas
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