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You could use either Group Policies, or a KIX script running at startup. Group Policies mean you can download templates (for want of a better word) from M$, and is slightly less intimidating than having to learn the KIX syntax (which, it must be said, is REALLY straightforward) M$ site has...

Hi there.. I use the freeware (and superb) KIX32 in our NT/2K environment. It's script based, but an absolute doddle to use. You just have the KIX32 program on each workstation, and a script which has something along the lines of addprinterconnection("\\servername\printername") to...

I don't know if this is what you mean, but it sounds very similar to the environment we have. In the school I look after, we have applications which need a drive letter mapped. I don't want the kids to be able to see the data in that folder, but still be able to run the program. Basically, I...

Hi. I've used Arkosoft's Snapshot utility in the past. It's a little crippled in its shareware state, but might be enough to get the job done. http://www.arkosoftech.com/ If you're really perverse, you can also use Novell's ZENWorks, which is a total joy to use and SO missed in my current job...

Hi.. You say a digital network port. Are you absolutely sure this is the option? Not wishing to sound patronising (just trying to help), here's the steps I follow to get the Lexmark T620s we have here and other buildings working. 1. Connect the printer to an active network port, so that it...