johond Posted September 5, 2005 Posted September 5, 2005 Hi, I have to write a autoit script to install a network printer. When I add a printer by "printers panel" I have to choice "local printer" and then "create new port" and "SmartDeviceMonitor" and not "standard tcp/ip port". So, the way seems is automate the default path "start"=>"printer & fax"=>"local printer" etc etc.. Anyone could give me some hints to install this printer in a fastest way ? (command line.. shortcuts etc) bye
Piet Posted September 5, 2005 Posted September 5, 2005 Hi,You may try the freeware utility AdprintX ( http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?9000000036378 )good luckHi, I have to write a autoit script to install a network printer.When I add a printer by "printers panel" I have to choice "local printer" and then "create new port" and "SmartDeviceMonitor" and not "standard tcp/ip port".So, the way seems is automate the default path "start"=>"printer & fax"=>"local printer" etc etc..Anyone could give me some hints to install this printer in a fastest way ? (command line.. shortcuts etc)bye<{POST_SNAPBACK}>
johond Posted September 5, 2005 Author Posted September 5, 2005 (edited) that's a nice utility but I don't know how to install a SmartDeviceMonitor port C:\>adprintx /l PRINTER NAME: LANIER LP235c PCL 5c SERVER NAME: n/a DRIVER NAME: LANIER LP235c PCL 5c DRIVER PATH: n/a DATA TYPE: EMF PORT NAME: 192.168.1.208@ how can i make the port ? ------------- Why if I start my script with send("#") the start menu program does'nt popup ? bye Edited September 5, 2005 by johond
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