Bob

I am not an expert on this

But somwhovw I have manged for myself.

First I establich a VPN connection

Sometimes I am happy with yhat, sometimes I am not

IF I am not not I do a remote desktop, Before I connect I press un swedush
alternative mosy likely elternative for you there I can plavce atick on
loval printer.

Hope it hrlps

 

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Kontema IT AB

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131 30 Nacka

Sweden

 

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Hello all,

I'm sure this subject has come up before. but I am now just getting to this
issue.

I have a compiled application sitting on a server.

Now there are several people hitting this at once (and seems to not hiccup
at all EXCEPT…

Some people can print to their local printers, some cannot.  I cannot myself
from home, and I have administrative rights. It prints at the server home
location when I send the command.

I set up my remote access to see my local resources  including printers but
cannot seem to make this work (I cannot see my printer - windows 7 ultimate)

This is in a critical beta test, so I am a little trepidatious about getting
IT to look at this (big corporation - not R:Base friendly, except MY app!

Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks in advance. 

Bob C.

 

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Summa Health System Barberton Hospital 
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