Windows Thread, Terminal Serve and Print Driver in Technical; Hi All,
I have an issue with terminal Services and a print driver. The boss wants the printer to default ...
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16th May 2008, 11:19 AM #1
Terminal Serve and Print Driver
Hi All,
I have an issue with terminal Services and a print driver. The boss wants the printer to default to Black printing which it is on the server and all the client machines. But when users Logon to a remote session (and drag there printer through) the printers defaults are reverted back to colour?
Can anyone explain this?
thanks
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16th May 2008, 11:41 AM #2 If you push out printers using R2 or 2008 Print Management, printers are defaulted alphabetically. Try renaming them Black Printer and Colour Printer for example.
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16th May 2008, 11:43 AM #3

Originally Posted by
Michael
If you push out printers using R2 or 2008 Print Management, printers are defaulted alphabetically. Try renaming them Black Printer and Colour Printer for example.
I mean within the Print Driver, the priniting Defaults within the driver, on ther server the driver is B&W printing. On the Clients the defaults are B&W printing BUT when the remote to a terminal session (and drag the printer through from the client) the Priniting defaults revert to COLOUR????
thanks
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16th May 2008, 11:47 AM #4 Oh right I'm with you now. That seems really strange. Have you specified that users can only Print and Manage Documents, not Manage Printers (under the security tab).
Alternatively you could try upgrading the driver if you haven't already.
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