>>Look at the series of articles that Ed Rauh and I wrote on the WSH. The network object article appeared in the December, 2000 issue of the VFUG newsletter. The articles, which began in September that year, are available on-line at the site (www.vfug.org).
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>I read the article over the weekend. It was a good article but unfortunatly it didn't solve my problem.
>I am getting a new error when running my code this morning.
>Here is my code:
>oWshNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
>owshnetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection("\\myServer\myPrinter")
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>Here is the error:
>OLE error code 0x80070706: The print processor is unknown.

Novell, unlike Windows, does not provide printer identity or a set of drivers through the print server; it's the responsibility of the user to select and provide the drivers, since the Novell print queue does not even pass through a PnP identification of the target printer. Install the printer on an NT or Win2K server (or even a Win9x box with the service File and Printer Services for Microsoft Networks installed) and it will work just fine.