How to crate an package for printer
I have a lots of HP printer that I would like to know how to create package with IP address embedded in it, that way when the user ask me they need to install printer, I just send that package to their desktop.
is anyone know how to do that?
Thanks
Lillian
is anyone know how to do that?
Thanks
Lillian
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
17 years ago
Is this for XP? Explorer the printer VB Scripts which are installed by default into SYSTEM32:
prncnfg.vbs
prndrvr.vbs
prnjobs.vbs
prnmngr.vbs
prnport.vbs
prnqctl.vbs
There's a ton of help available. Use Google and MSDN and you'll be set.
prncnfg.vbs
prndrvr.vbs
prnjobs.vbs
prnmngr.vbs
prnport.vbs
prnqctl.vbs
There's a ton of help available. Use Google and MSDN and you'll be set.
Posted by:
nheim
17 years ago
Hi Lillian,
we use 'prnadmin.dll' from the XP Resource Kit. It comes with examples and is well documented.
We have a basic MSI with Custom Actions for adding/removing printer drives, installing/removing ports, installing/removing printers, setting the user rights and to apply settings to the printers to install.
Regards, Nick
we use 'prnadmin.dll' from the XP Resource Kit. It comes with examples and is well documented.
We have a basic MSI with Custom Actions for adding/removing printer drives, installing/removing ports, installing/removing printers, setting the user rights and to apply settings to the printers to install.
Regards, Nick
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