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Thanks, David. Monday, March 14, PM. Hi David, Thanks for the update. Wednesday, March 16, AM. Hi Miles, thanks for the link.

I hope the above explanation makes it more clear to you what I am trying to achieve : Cheers, David. Hello David, Printing preferences is stored per printer per user basis.

Digvijay Nath. Wednesday, March 16, PM. Hi Digvijay, yes, that is correct. David, reg delete is the only inbox solution for this. Alan Morris Windows Printing Team. Hi Alan, I have looked at the setprinter from Windows Server resource kit and it might be able to help me. However I kindly ask you to clarify the following for me: Ideally I would like the settings to be propagated from the server to the clients. I hope the above is clear — if not please let me know. Friday, March 18, AM.

Using setprinter level 9, you will reset the users devnode for the connection. The next time an application needs the default printer settings, the default server settings will be used.

Friday, March 18, PM. Hi Ala, when you say "The next time an application needs the default printer settings, the default server settings will be used" does it mean that it will look at the server queue at that point and replicate settings? Wednesday, March 23, PM. I was hoping Digvijay could get you the latest version. I'll mail him again. Hello David, Please give me your email. I will send you the file. Thanks Digvijay Digvijay Nath. Thanks, david.

Thursday, March 24, AM. Sunday, May 8, PM. Tuesday, May 31, PM. Install printers via Group Policy, set it to replace, every time the printer is replaced the "default" settings will be applied. Thursday, September 15, PM. How do I get a copy of the new setprinter. Is it GA and supported? Thanks, Tom tecke-at-yahoo. Friday, February 24, PM.

I second pinnells. You should test the delivery of printers using group policy preferences instead of scripts if your ad environment in terms of group policy is healthy. Whatever changes or settings you make to the print queues will be enforced to clients.

Others may disagree to move away from scripts but we've had good results since implementing. Thursday, March 22, PM. Monday, April 16, AM. Wednesday, April 25, PM. Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services. Privacy policy. This test is not meant to have output evaluated. Tests in this feature area might have additional documentation, including prerequisites, setup, and troubleshooting information, that can be found in the following topic s :.

Before you run the test, complete the test setup as described in the test requirements: Printer Testing Prerequisites. The test uses the following Windows HLK library test jobs to run this test with a null port and then automatically restore the printer port:.

For troubleshooting information, see Troubleshooting Device. Imaging Testing. See below:. The PrinterSettings class, however, will not accept a structure, so doing so would be unneeded in this case. Additionally, the DEVMODE structure is variable length to allow for printer drivers to add additional opaque data, so it would not be possible to convert without data loss.

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AddrOfPinnedObject ; if devmode! Zero d. IsAllocated handle. Improve this question. Bogdan Verbenets. Bogdan Verbenets Bogdan Verbenets Add a comment.

Active Oldest Votes. GetHdevmode ; if devmode! SetHdevmode devmode ; and now there is no exception here. Improve this answer. Alexander Galkin Alexander Galkin



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