This works for me:

set PRINTER TO NAME GETPRINTER()
? SET("PRINTER", 3) && Get the current default printer
lcdefault = SET("PRINTER", 3) && Get the current default printer
oNet.SetDefaultPrinter(lcDefault)

I guess I would verify the name of the printer in windows exactly.



>The following code gives me a "No such printer called -default printer-" (where "default printer" is the name of my default printer) error when I try to reset the printer back to the default. Anybody have any idea why?
>
>onet = CREATEOBJECT("wscript.network")
>lcdefault = SET(‘PRINTER', 2) && Get the current default printer
>oNet.SetDefaultPrinter(lcDefault)
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>This is a Windows98 machine, running on a Novell network. The default printer is a local printer, not a network printer.
>
>More info that may or not be related:
>op = onet.EnumPrinterConnections
>?op.Count returns 2 - or it only finds one printer. And it is not the current default printer that it returns.
>
>aprinters() in FoxPro returns all 27 connected printers on the workstation. The Printers folder shows 27 different printers.