Presentation Server 4.0 Client 10.0.2 Trying to make printing bullet-proof for users. We have 3 remote offices, Foster City (Bay Area), North Hollywood, and San Diego. These offices connect to published applications here in Sacramento. The main application is a Foxpro database app. I want them to automatically print to their default printer. Sounds easy enough. Here's what I've run into: 1) Default printer on Client X is set to printer A when I installed the client (PNAgent), and made the initial connection. User decides they want Printer B as their default, go into their client printer settings, and change the default to Printer B. Reconnect through PNAgent, print from the application, and the print job comes out at Printer A still. 2) During troubleshooting of issue 1, I delete all printers from the client machine, except for the one we really want to print to. Test printing, and now, it tries to print to Microsoft Office Document Image Writer, which is not installed on this client's machine. Had to remote to the server, and delete the drivers there, which had mysteriously been installed. What I'd like to get to is a seamless situation, where the client can choose where they want to print, without Citrix giving them a hard time about it. I'd like to use the UPD, to ease maintenance of printer drivers. Our printers are accessed through a print server, so I don't know if I can use the UPD. If not, then what would be the best plan of attack? I do not have any printers setup within PSC, but I can if need be. I have created a single policy, which uses the UPD, exclusively, and I'm waiting to see if this causes screams. Any advice would be appreciated. I do have the PS4.0 Admin Guide here on my desk, but have not delved too deeply into the printing section as of yet. Thanks, Joe Heaton AISA Employment Training Panel 1100 J Street, 4th Floor Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 327-5276 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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