>Borislav, thanks for the reply.
>
>Isn't the NAME parameter just for NT? They have a Win2003 server.
>
>Dick

No. This is standart printer redirection to Windows Printer.
From HELP

TO [DEFAULT | NAME WindowsPrinterName] 
Sends printer output to the default Windows printer or to a specific Windows printer. Windows printer names are stored in Win.ini. 
You can use GETPRINTER( ) or APRINTERS( ) to determine the names of the currently installed printers. For example, the following command displays the Windows Print Setup dialog box and makes printer you select the printer to which printed output is directed: 
SET PRINTER TO NAME GETPRINTER( )

TO NAME \\ServerName\PrinterName 
Supported only under Windows NT 4.0 or later. Spools printer output to a network printer. 
ServerName is the network name assigned to your print server. This name is assigned by the network administrator and must be unique. 

PrinterName is a name assigned to the printer and is also assigned by the network administrator. 

If you mean TO NAME \\ServerName\PrinterName yes, but this means that the driver is not installed on current computer.