=APRINTERS() is strictly VFP. Any equivalent in 2.6 ?

>>Thanks for the reply. I had heard of this before. Is there a way to figure out the current printer on the fly ? Or should I maintain a table with printer names associated to users ?
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>>Ideally, I'd like to KNOW the printer name from NT (native command, fll, etc...) and then build my RUN command accordingly.
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>>Your help is very much appreciated.
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>>Henry
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>Use APINTERS() to build array of printer names (on NT it will return full path to be used for Net Use command).