Print Management MMC on XP

I have installed PMCMGMT.EXE on my XP SP2 workstation. I can add my print
servers and view the drivers, ports, printers, and so forth. However I can
not view the properties of the printers. When I right click on a printer I
get the following menu—Pause printing, remove from directory, rename printer,
deploy with Group Policy, delete, and help. When I run it from my Windows
2003 R2 print server I can manage all of the components of the printer. Is
there a way to run this on a workstation and get the same functionality as
the server? I understand if you can not do this but it never hurts to ask.

Re: Print Management MMC on XP

You might want to post your question to a newsgroup with "Windows" in the
description. This is a .Net programming newsgroup.

RobinS.
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"faf1967" wrote in message
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>I have installed PMCMGMT.EXE on my XP SP2 workstation. I can add my print
> servers and view the drivers, ports, printers, and so forth. However I can
> not view the properties of the printers. When I right click on a printer I
> get the following menu—Pause printing, remove from directory, rename
> printer,
> deploy with Group Policy, delete, and help. When I run it from my Windows
> 2003 R2 print server I can manage all of the components of the printer.
> Is
> there a way to run this on a workstation and get the same functionality as
> the server? I understand if you can not do this but it never hurts to ask.

Re: Print Management MMC on XP

thanks

"RobinS" wrote:

> You might want to post your question to a newsgroup with "Windows" in the
> description. This is a .Net programming newsgroup.
>
> RobinS.
> --------------------------
> "faf1967" wrote in message
> news:177E781B-2EB3-4DCF-9F32-BDACEDC2307A@microsoft.com...
> >I have installed PMCMGMT.EXE on my XP SP2 workstation. I can add my print
> > servers and view the drivers, ports, printers, and so forth. However I can
> > not view the properties of the printers. When I right click on a printer I
> > get the following menu—Pause printing, remove from directory, rename
> > printer,
> > deploy with Group Policy, delete, and help. When I run it from my Windows
> > 2003 R2 print server I can manage all of the components of the printer.
> > Is
> > there a way to run this on a workstation and get the same functionality as
> > the server? I understand if you can not do this but it never hurts to ask.
>
>

Re: Print Management MMC on XP

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Re: Print Management MMC on XP

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