Windows 2003 Server printing on a network

I am printing to a networked printer on a school network. They have a
Windows 2003 server acting as the print server for their Dell 5300n printers.
If I delete the printers and add them again, my laptop doesn't ask me for my
AD credentials. This is no good because I want to use a different user
account (my friends). Reason - print credits, I'm out, she's not. Any ideas
on how I can clear out cache or something so I can set up the printers under
her account?

Thanks

You'll have to contact your network administrator and tell them to add your
friend's user account as someone who is able to print.
--
Cari (MS-MVP)
Printing & Imaging
http://www.coribright.com/windows



"Al" <Al@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am printing to a networked printer on a school network. They have a
> Windows 2003 server acting as the print server for their Dell 5300n
> printers.
> If I delete the printers and add them again, my laptop doesn't ask me for
> my
> AD credentials. This is no good because I want to use a different user
> account (my friends). Reason - print credits, I'm out, she's not. Any
> ideas
> on how I can clear out cache or something so I can set up the printers
> under
> her account?
>
> Thanks