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by w2ktechman
by duncan6763
by james.wood
by jc2it
Thing to check:
1. Are the Host & Share names shorter than 8 characters. i.e. \\host\printer
2. Is your net use and lptx redirector command correct in your login script? Verify this here: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314499
by lemara086
Try this at the users desk or thru a script, type the following at the command prompt:
net use lpt2 \\server\sharename /persistent:yes
Users who do not have Admin rights cannot map to LPT1. The persistent switch means the map will occur each time the boot up. The printer does not even have to be installed on their system, assuming the printer is installed on the server.
To delete the mapping type:
net use lpt2 /delete
Hope that helps!
by eeeeee
by eeeeee
by eeeeee
1 - From control panel make your printer shared
2 - From the command prompt
C:\>net use lpt1 \\PCName\PSName
Where PCName is your computer name
PSName is your printer share name
Now any print from dos will redirect to your windows printer
You can use print command to print 1 copy
if you need No of copies you can use Mprint.exe from the Link :
http://www.4shared.com/file/30731470/75249680/MPRINT.html
Mprint FileName Qty Queue
Where
FileName: Text file name
Qty : No. Of Copies
Queue : Storing Directory(option)
by magdy_salam
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