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Chris McKeever wrote:
| I dont think that you can push the client a new | PPD by changing it on the server .. it gets downloaded | to the client on the first connection. I dont think | it looks back into the print$ directory -- I | think it pulls defaults/etc from the .TDB database | files and that about the most of the interaction it | has with the server till it spools the job to it -- | but your idea below I find quite interesting | regarding a generic PPD
The client should update it's local cache of printer information (registry keys, devmode, etc...) and the driver file when:
(a) the change_id timestamp on the printer changes, and (b) the timestamp on the new ppd file is newer than the old file.
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