Re: Remote Location

[kenney@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Have you considered using host print transform printing.

 We ran into a similar problem, we had defined the print queues with the
users static IP address, everything worked fine until oneday a network
administrator in another department decided to iplement DHCP. Thus the
static IP addresses ended up all over place. To overcome it I wrote a
utility to dynamically resolve the workstations  IP address at the time of
printing and inturn modify the OUTQ accordingly.

Michael Kenney
IT Services
University of Windsor


                                                                                
                                   
                    Mark Garton                                                 
                                   
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Hello All,
           I have an application that is accessed by people from our local
400 as
well as remote 400's.  I am using the DSPDEVD API to retrieve the remote
location so that I can send spool files to the remote system.  The
problem that I am having is that when someone passes through, then signs
off, then a local user signs on and uses the same device, the remote
location remains the same.  Make sense?  I need to be able to determine
if the user is local or remote, any suggestions?  Thanks in advance.

Mark

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