What kind of server are you connecting to? I still think its a server side
issue with group policies.

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"Michael Vestel" <MichaelVestel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My admin is not sure what to change and thus I’m trying to tell them, so
> I'm
> hopeful to find someone to help who knows what to do. Sorry but pushing it
> to
> them did not work :-)
>
> The following paths DO NOT exist on my computers (either)
>
> "Local Computer Policy | Computer Configuration | Administrative Templates
> |
> Windows Components | Terminal Services".
> ....and...
>
> "Local Computer Policy | User Configuration | Administrative Templates |
> Windows Components | Terminal Services".
>
> The following do:
>
> "Local Computer Policy | Computer Configuration | Administrative Templates
> |
> Windows Components | Windows Media Player".
>
> "Local Computer Policy | Computer Configuration | Administrative Templates
> |
> Windows Components | Windows Update".
>
> ....and...
>
> "Local Computer Policy | User Configuration | Administrative Templates |
> Windows Components | Windows Media Player ".
>
> There are no Terminal Services available to me…under windows components
>
>
> The desire is complicated, and I think confused...Here is a clearer
> description I hope:
>
> Home computer has Laserjet1320 attached. I’m sitting home, logged into
> Work
> computer via remote desktop.
>
> I want to print a document I’m looking at that resides on the work
> computer
> I’ve accessed via remote desktop from home computer. I want to print it to
> my
> laserjet connected to my home computer so I can pick it up off the printer
> I’m sitting at.
>
> I have no problem printing to printers connected to my work computer and
> picking it up later, but that is not my goal here.
>
> How do I control the permissions to let me do this. I’ve done the things
> listed previously, like hooked the printer up to both computers and
> locally
> printed to be sure the drivers are available and working on both machines.
> I’ve made them available via the remote desktop dialog that says to let me
> have access to the printers. (E.g. under local resources tab in the remote
> desktop connection, I’ve clicked checkbox next to printers in the Local
> devices and resources section)
>
>
> "Sooner Al [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 04:45:40 -0500, Sooner Al [MVP] wrote:
>>
>> CORRECTION...
>>
>> The policy paths should read "Local Computer Policy | Computer
>> Configuration | Administrative Templates | Windows Components | Terminal
>> Services".
>>
>> ....and...
>>
>> "Local Computer Policy | User
>> Configuration | Administrative Templates | Windows Components | Terminal
>> Services".
>>
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>>
>> Al Jarvi (MS-MVP Windows – Desktop User Experience)
>>
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>>