Rick,

I believe you can use WMI to do this. Check in the System32 folder for a file called prndrvr.vbs for a full implementation of it (or you can even call the script from your program) here is a VFP very stripped down version of it, i tested it replacing the lines that takes the parameters with the hard-coded commented out ones and it worked for me.

LPARAMETERS tcModel, tcEnvironment, tnVersion, tcFilePath, tcInfFile
LOCAL loWMI, loDriverInfo

loWMI			= GetObject("winmgmts:")
loDriverInfo		= loWMI.Get("Win32_PrinterDriver")

WITH loDriverInfo
	.Name              = tcModel
	.SupportedPlatform = tcEnvironment
	.Version           = tnVersion
	.FilePath          = tcFilePath
	.InfName           = tcInfFile

*	.Name			= "Apple LaserWriter 8500"
*	.SupportedPlatform	= "Windows NT x86"
*	.Version		= "3"
ENDWITH

RETURN loDriverInfo.AddPrinterDriver(loDriverInfo)

>Does anybody know how to install a printer driver programmatically?
>
>I have an application that needs to auto-install and includes some PDF printing features that run through the a PostScript driver, so I want to install the PostScript driver automatically.
>
>Is there any way to do this? The printer driver would be one of the included Windows printer drivers so it should always be there without requireing a disk for installation.
>
>+++ Rick ---