I have a customer that use win 2k, but also uses an old
dos program, so to enable them to print to a network
printer I used the "net use lptx:
\\printserver\sharename /persistent:yes" command and it
worked, but on 1 of my workstations i need to remove it so
they can print to their own printer. Does anyone have a
clue on how to remove a lpt1 capture.

>-----Original Message-----
>I have a customer that use win 2k, but also uses an old
>dos program, so to enable them to print to a network
>printer I used the "net use lptx:
>\\printserver\sharename /persistent:yes" command and it
>worked, but on 1 of my workstations i need to remove it
so
>they can print to their own printer. Does anyone have a
>clue on how to remove a lpt1 capture.
>.
>in the dos prompt type:\\printserver\sharename
lptx /delete

Use the command:

net use lptx /d

(Note that the colon ":" is optional).

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Bruce Sanderson MVP

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"Jeff Dodd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a customer that use win 2k, but also uses an old
> dos program, so to enable them to print to a network
> printer I used the "net use lptx:
> \\printserver\sharename /persistent:yes" command and it
> worked, but on 1 of my workstations i need to remove it so
> they can print to their own printer. Does anyone have a
> clue on how to remove a lpt1 capture.