Items 1+2 are no problem

With multiple printers you would need a driver set up for each printer.
We have static IP's so it's easy, but I believe the you can use any DNS spoofing service/software (gives you a static address which points to a dynamic IP) to get around this. Google 'Dynamic IP' and you will see info on this.

Another way we accomplish the same thing is to output the report to PDF and email the result. This also works very well.

Bob


>Hi Robert,
>
>I think that the issue is more serious. There is the full picture.
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>1) The apps is located on a domain server.
>2) The remote access user doesn't log in the domain but in the machine.
>3) The type and IP address of the local printer is unknowned and change often
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>So, at this point, I can't see how I can use your advice. But maybe I'm wrong and it's just that I didn't understand your point.
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>Thanks,
>
>Normand