Windows Thread, Pause printer when logging on in Technical; Hi Folks
Was wondering if anyone knew from a registry key if when someone logs onto a computer it automatically ...
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1st March 2006, 01:55 PM #1 Pause printer when logging on
Hi Folks
Was wondering if anyone knew from a registry key if when someone logs onto a computer it automatically pauses the printer for a room and then the teacher has control over when he/she wants to give access to the pupils for the printer.
I would prefer a registry edit but will consider other options if anyone has any.
We use windows xp machines connected to windows 2003 servers. Not sure if we could do it in group policy.
Any help would be great.
THanks
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1st March 2006, 01:56 PM #2 Re: Pause printer when logging on
You can control the printer status with some VB scripting and WMI.
You can alter who can print with VB scripting aswell but you need to fiddle with the ACLs on the printer object instead.
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1st March 2006, 03:41 PM #3
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Re: Pause printer when logging on

Originally Posted by
ranj Was wondering if anyone knew from a registry key if when someone logs onto a computer it automatically pauses the printer for a room and then the teacher has control over when he/she wants to give access to the pupils for the printer.
Not quite what you want but if you install "Internet Printing" (Windows component) on the printer server PC (assuming that is how you print), you can access printer control with a web browser - "http://serverPC/printers".
Tim
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