You don't need any proprietary software. All you need to do is install
the printers as machine based printers. With Printui.

I can send the command if needed

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From: School Information Technology Discussion
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Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 2:35 PM
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Subject: adding a network printer for all users

I'm looking for proprietary software that allows me to install network
printers for all users of a Windows XP Pro workstation.  This came up
when I was imaging some new machines.  We have a Windows domain, and
currently each user has to add printers after their profile is created.
I've been playing with some scripts, but potentially have use for other
features that print management software would provide. Thanks for any
assistance. 

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