a printer connection is a per user setting. Each user has to make a
connection to the printer
http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders/NetPrinterAllUsers.htm
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"Ken Triebold" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> This issue has come up at our small town library which has six computers
> and they are all on a wired network. I connected a USB printer to the
> librarian's computer and it works fine. I then shared it and added it to
> the other librarian's computer and that works fine too. We also have four
> other computers that patrons use. The patrons log in in a limited user
> account. We want them to also be able to use the printer that I mentioned
> above while using the patron's computers. I logged in to each of the four
> patron's computers, one at a time, as administrator, and was able to add
> the printer. I confirmed that I could print while logged in as
> administrator. However, when logging in as a patron in the limited
> account, I cannot print to the new printer. For example, in Microsoft
> Word, the new printer does not even appear in the drop-down-list for the
> printers in the print dialog box. The problem is the same for all four of
> the patron's computers. Can anyone offer a suggestion as to what I need to
> do in order for the limited account to have access to this new printer?