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How to Launch the Network Printer Directory

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So instead of reinventing the wheel. I was trying to find a way auto launch this window to search for printers on the network. we are moving to a more universal naming convention based on printer location so I wanted to give users the easiest way I know of to find and map to a printer. Is there a way to auto launch this window. is it contained somewhere I can access on the computer?

thank you for the assistance

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What OS are your clients using?

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Well this wasn't the solution I was looking for but I guess it kind of works for anyone who is looking to do the same. I saved a generic .dql file and I have my script opening that which of course opens the user interface. I guess this will have to do for now lol. Sometimes the best answer is the simplest answer

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