Steely

I wonder if you could help? We're got 5 users on networked PCs printing to a networked LJ 4100 with 6 trays (inc. Manual Feed tray (1) all printing from Word / Excel (XP) I've tried recording a macro going through each type of print (letterhead, copy, memo, etc.) however the macro does not record the specific tray selection OR prints such as letterheads where the first page is printed on tray 2 (letterheaded paper) and all other pages on tray 3 (plain). Anyone have any ideas? The users don't want to manually print to these trays - claim it's too much work! ;-) Thanks in advance Dan

Wonder if you could help? We're running a Windows 2000 Network with 1000+ XP Pro clients and we're looking at stopping users connecting Parallel/USB local printers at their workstations. Anyone know of a way we can stop users adding local printers, but still enable them to use cameras, scanners and other USB devices and add network printers? Thanks Dan

Thanks for your replies. I know that it's likely that a Group Policy is in order, the only problem is that where the change can be made to. We don't want to prohibit users from using/installing USB hardware, only to stop them installing USB and parallel printers. With over 1000+ clients, disabling the LPT port in BIOS on each, isn't really an option, it would take days! ;-)