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even though UAC should pick this up (right?) I get an error saying that
I do not have the permission to add a printer I get this error when I go to network connections/pc... (my pc's name)/printer then I click on the label "add a printer" when I go to control panel and then to the printers folder I can add as much printers as I like this error is reproducable, could anyone else verify this scenario? grtz |
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If you have decied to print something and your printer does not show in the
dialog box that appears just move the slider the the left and your printer is probably already installed. "chriske911" wrote in message ... even though UAC should pick this up (right?) I get an error saying that I do not have the permission to add a printer I get this error when I go to network connections/pc... (my pc's name)/printer then I click on the label "add a printer" when I go to control panel and then to the printers folder I can add as much printers as I like this error is reproducable, could anyone else verify this scenario? grtz |
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SoundCase was thinking very hard :
If you have decied to print something and your printer does not show in the dialog box that appears just move the slider the the left and your printer is probably already installed. "chriske911" wrote in message ... even though UAC should pick this up (right?) I get an error saying that I do not have the permission to add a printer I get this error when I go to network connections/pc... (my pc's name)/printer then I click on the label "add a printer" when I go to control panel and then to the printers folder I can add as much printers as I like this error is reproducable, could anyone else verify this scenario? grtz your answer is a bit beside the question I am speaking of the adding of a printer via a way you would normally not use grtz |
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Hi,
I have reproduced this scenerio as you indicated. I beleive this is the way it is intended to operate since it is trying to add a printer from outside on the network. -- Paul "chriske911" wrote: SoundCase was thinking very hard : If you have decied to print something and your printer does not show in the dialog box that appears just move the slider the the left and your printer is probably already installed. "chriske911" wrote in message ... even though UAC should pick this up (right?) I get an error saying that I do not have the permission to add a printer I get this error when I go to network connections/pc... (my pc's name)/printer then I click on the label "add a printer" when I go to control panel and then to the printers folder I can add as much printers as I like this error is reproducable, could anyone else verify this scenario? grtz your answer is a bit beside the question I am speaking of the adding of a printer via a way you would normally not use grtz |
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After serious thinking PaulB wrote :
Hi, I have reproduced this scenerio as you indicated. I beleive this is the way it is intended to operate since it is trying to add a printer from outside on the network. -- Paul "chriske911" wrote: SoundCase was thinking very hard : your answer is a bit beside the question I am speaking of the adding of a printer via a way you would normally not use grtz so as a user I am not allowed to add a network printer? bummer for all corporate networks then? or do you think MS is going to dismiss all printer servers when vista is released? either way it is a bug if you ask me grtz |
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First I'm not sure why the sarcasm but what if you want to install a network
printer use the add printer option on the network screen. Going to your computer (on that screen) and then trying to add a printer is trying to add it to you computer from outside. Is this really what you want anyone to be able to do? -- Paul "chriske911" wrote: After serious thinking PaulB wrote : Hi, I have reproduced this scenerio as you indicated. I beleive this is the way it is intended to operate since it is trying to add a printer from outside on the network. -- Paul "chriske911" wrote: SoundCase was thinking very hard : your answer is a bit beside the question I am speaking of the adding of a printer via a way you would normally not use grtz so as a user I am not allowed to add a network printer? bummer for all corporate networks then? or do you think MS is going to dismiss all printer servers when vista is released? either way it is a bug if you ask me grtz |
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PaulB has brought this to us :
First I'm not sure why the sarcasm but what if you want to install a network printer use the add printer option on the network screen. Going to your computer (on that screen) and then trying to add a printer is trying to add it to you computer from outside. Is this really what you want anyone to be able to do? -- Paul "chriske911" wrote: After serious thinking PaulB wrote : so as a user I am not allowed to add a network printer? bummer for all corporate networks then? or do you think MS is going to dismiss all printer servers when vista is released? either way it is a bug if you ask me grtz sarcasm comes and goes it's a way to laugh with things that are not very funny to start with not that I take this too serious as things are going now we'll probably postpone implementation until SP1 anyway ^^ there are still a lot of loose angles in the GUI of Vista RC2 although one would expect that if there was a label called "Add printer..." it would actually perform an action that would lead to adding a printer being in a network environment and checking out the network neigbourhood (so to call) I would think I could add a network printer from here by clicking on that label instead I just get an "you do not have permissions to...", not even UAC picked this up mind you that due to the secure environment we all have been promised I was logged in with an administrative account and thus the plot thickens, not even an administrator is allowed to add a printer using this label I can try to tone down my sarcasm but I count on you to keep an eye on me, OK? B-) grtz |