Echo a text string to the screen (cscript) or a dialogue box (wscript)
Syntax
myObject.AddPrinterConnection(strLocalName,
strRemoteName[,bUpdateProfile][,strUser][,strPassword]
Arguments:
strLocalName : Local printer Name (String value)
strRemoteName : Remote printer Name (String value)
bUpdateProfile : Indicate whether the printer mapping
is stored in the current user's profile.
Boolean value
If TRUE the mapping is stored in the user profile.
default = false.
strUser : The user name. (if using a different profile)
Optional.
strPassword : The user password. (if using a different profile)
Optional.
Example
connecting a network printer to LPT1.
Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network")
WshNetwork.AddPrinterConnection "LPT1", "\\Server\Print1"
The AddPrinterConnection method adds a network printer to an MS-DOS printer
port, such as LPT1.
To add a remote Windows-based printer connection, use the AddWindowsPrinterConnection
method.
"Modern art is what happens when painters stop-looking at girls and persuade themselves that they have a better idea" - John Ciardi
Related commands:
add Network printer - WshNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection
Equivalent Windows NT commands:
NET VIEW - to view a list of printers
NET PRINT - View and Delete print jobs
PRNCNFG - Display, configure or rename a printer
PRNDRVR - Add, delete or list printer drivers.
PRNMNGR - Add, delete, or list printers / connections, set the default printer.
