Uhm not sure either if this will work, but you could try to use %S as
substitution
This way you may have a directory for each printer name ...
of course if you rename a printer you may get into troubles, but it is
unlikely that you like changing printer names every day :-)
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I think the workaround will not work. I can´t predict which user on which machine will
use which printer.
Our users have in most case max. two networkprinters connected - for our luck long
physikal ways prevent the "need" to connect to more printers.
We have created a small script which erases al
