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1. CCC1 HOW TO CHANGE DEFAULT PRINTER PDF
2. CCC1 HOW TO CHANGE DEFAULT PRINTER UPDATE
3. CCC1 HOW TO CHANGE DEFAULT PRINTER PRO

If they have not changed their default printer, it bases the PDF off of the Zebra print settings, there's no way to code what page settings to use like when you use VB with Excel, so that bites. Existing and new users work with an access database that prints forms and reports to PDF.

The first part is new users printing to the Zebra. Not just for new users.the problem I am really trying to solve is twofold. What do you mean by "make sure local printers are not remapped and the local default printer is not used as the RDS default"? That's kind of my purpose here, to set a default for the server other than the Zebra. Since this is a production server I want to have my ducks in a row before I attempt a change that will blow up the help I am not sure what you meant about the PS command, will that create duplicate printers? I also do not understand your last paragraph. You're right, I don't have a choice in our environment, this has to be the print server as well due to two programs that need the printers installed on the same system. I didn't want to set a GPO as I don't want to change the existing users' default printer, talk about a nightmare of a day, that would be one when I get all the calls from people who don't know where their stuff printed. We use TS Plus to access the server from tablets and computers. This is Server 2008 R2, RDS, old terminology stuck in my head sorry. also make sure local printers are not remapped and specifically the local default printer is not used as the RDS default as well - this is a RDS protocol setting - there are various ways you can control this - that's another topic, though. In the end - you are in very special circumstances - I can't urge you enough not to use the RDS system as a print-server - but I understand you might have no other chance.ītw.

CCC1 HOW TO CHANGE DEFAULT PRINTER UPDATE

The scripted CMD or PowerShell have the challenge that they would apply any time the user logs on - you state you want the users to be able to change it.įor new users you could just change the default-profile - assuming the GPO is not sufficient.Īlternative - you could try to use the GPO as well but instead of creating a UDPATE LOCAL PRINTER you use NEW SHARED PRINTER and update it as well while only applying it one time - this would cause the users to have the designated default printer re-mapped - but it at least would bypass the possible issue that you create multiple local printers (per user) that would actually overwhelm the system.

CCC1 HOW TO CHANGE DEFAULT PRINTER PRO

RUNDL元2 PRINTUI.DLL,PrintUIEntry /y /n "HP Officejet Pro 8500" This of course is only plan B if the GPO does not work as expected, respective would create additional local printers I am not 100% sure how this will behave in your specific caseĪlternative you can look in to PowerShell commands (Technet: ) or this CMD command: Now - this is tricky - cause your RDS server is the print-server as well and has all the printers already local.