In my original post I did state that it did not support Win95. I use OSID to determine if 95 or anything other than a workstation and exit printer script. Adding printers to Win95 computers really isn't needed by me in the healthcare organization where I work. Once the first printer is installed for a Win95 user, all users that signon to that computer get the printer. Not so with NT and above, each user gets a profile created at startup that does not include network printers. We are moving away from shared signons (that have the printers defined) and each user must now signon to the network. This creates major problems when there are hundreds of nurses & therapists that could signon to the shared computers.

So, the script won't work for everyone, but works for me.

You had me wound up there for a minute.