TS 2003 - General Printing Statement

[Guest BradleyD]

Looking through this discussion group for information on TS 2003 printing as

well as browsing the web to find out what printers are "approved" for use on

a TS I have drawn a conclusion that if it is not listed on the drop down

drivers list then do not attempt to use that printer. One of the pain points

for TS appears to be printing. Would this be a good general statement to

make? If any one of the many experts out there could validate this statement

or direct me to a complete list of "approved" TS / Citrix printers it would

be great. My company wants to update some printers but is afraid of the

results with TS. Suggestions or recommendations are welcome. Thanks

We are looking at Brother, Xerox, and Cannon many are multifunction units.

[Guest Vera Noest [MVP]]

Re: TS 2003 - General Printing Statement

 

That's correct.

The solution is to either upgrade to Windows 2008 TS, as soon as it

is released (includes EasyPrint), or buy a 3rd party "driver-free"

utility, like ThinPrint, triCerat, Provision, etc.

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Vera Noest

MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

TS troubleshooting: http://ts.veranoest.net

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wrote on 08 jan 2008:

> Looking through this discussion group for information on TS 2003

> printing as well as browsing the web to find out what printers

> are "approved" for use on a TS I have drawn a conclusion that if

> it is not listed on the drop down drivers list then do not

> attempt to use that printer. One of the pain points for TS

> appears to be printing. Would this be a good general statement

> to make? If any one of the many experts out there could validate

> this statement or direct me to a complete list of "approved" TS

> / Citrix printers it would be great. My company wants to update

> some printers but is afraid of the results with TS. Suggestions

> or recommendations are welcome. Thanks We are looking at

> Brother, Xerox, and Cannon many are multifunction units.