Well, I'd make it a step easier.

Detect their nework address/subnet and then populate the ALL the printers for that location.

All that would then need to be done manually, is choose the default.

Code:

	$nic=0
	:nicloop
		$mygw=enumipinfo($nic,3)	$ip=enumipinfo($nic,0)
		select					; determine physical location of computer
			Case $mygw="192.168.84.129"	$Location="01"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.61.17"	$Location="02"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.5.1"	$Location="02"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.61.1"	$Location="02"	
			Case $mygw="192.168.200.129"	$Location="03"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.61.193"	$Location="03"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.61.225"	$Location="03"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.85.1"	$Location="04"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.39.129"	$Location="05"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.163.129"	$Location="05"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.34.1"	$Location="06"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.41.129"	$Location="07"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.103.1"	$Location="08"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.33.1"	$Location="09"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.163.193"	$Location="09"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.28.1"	$Location="10"	
			Case $mygw="192.168.106.1"	$Location="11"		
			Case $mygw="192.168.63.225"	$Location="11"		
		if $Location = "00" and val($nic) < 10
			$nic=val($nic)+1
			goto nicloop
			endif
		if $Location = "00"
			$=sendmessage("Admin","IP Detection Failed on @wksta @crlf @userid @crlf @lserver @crlf @scriptdir @crlf $mygw")
			quit
			endif




There may even be a WMI method of grabbing all the server's printers skipping the need for hardcode or ini's but I haven't looked for that (yet)
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