Well, I'm not surprised no-one had any ideas on this one. All sorted out now. In the spirit of the list, I'll tell you how I solved it. Like a dim-wit I had upgraded all my W2K member servers to SP3, but had forgotten to do the DC which was on SP2! Doh. As soon as I upgraded the DC to be the same version as the Terminal Servers showing the problem (i.e. they were then all using SP3) it all worked fine. Sometimes you look for a big solution and find you've missed the obvious! This really should have been on the Thin list I guess, sorry. Scott. > > I have used terminal services in an NT4 environment for quite a while, > but this year started a whole new Windows 2000 network and am starting > to move my staff over to it. > > I have noticed a have a small printer set up issue, and would appreciate > any advice people may have. > > The Windows 2000 'Domain Controller' runs Active Directory (along with > DNS, Wins, shared network printers etc etc), with my applications > delivered by Windows 2000 member terminal servers. > > When login to the terminal servers and setup a printer as one of my > normal terminal server users, (using Add Printer, and pointing to the > printer that is set up and shared on the DC) I frequently find that when > I set things like paper size (e.g. A4, instead of the default of Letter) > this setting is *not* kept. > > i.e. I set it and select Apply or Ok, then exit the window, then go back > into the window and check it, and the setting has not stayed set to A4. > > I have tried numerous ways of setting it, including in the Properties, > Printing > Preferences and also Device Settings of the printer on the Domain > Controller, followed by setting it again for the individual user after I > have logged into the terminal server and added the printer. > > 1) Does anyone have any pointers on where I can look for the cause? > > 2) I have been through the Event Viewer, and I can see I haven't quite > got DNS set up properly because there are errors there about that. > > Should I solve those DNS problems first, or is there another place I can > look for clues about my printer woes?! > > Any advice would be gratefully accepted. > Thanks in advance, > > Scott. > -- > Scott Wilding <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > > > ================================== > To Unsubscribe, set digest or vacation > mode or view archives use the below link. > > http://thethin.net/win2000list.cfm -- Scott Wilding <ssw-mailinglist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ================================== To Unsubscribe, set digest or vacation mode or view archives use the below link. http://thethin.net/win2000list.cfm