I think sometimes people read my emails the wrong way because of the way I capatilize and bold things. I do that only to make a point, as many times we all gloss over things too fast and miss a key point. I am not yelling when I use such techniques, really

If I were to attempt some revisions, they'd be something like:

AddPrinterConnection:
Parameters:
Printer name: string that specifies the fully qualified(UNC) name of the shared printer, in the format "\\servername\sharename"

Note that, unlike the SetDefaultPrinter("Printer name") command, the "Printer name" parameter used in AddPrinterConnection is the shared name of the printer, not the actual name of the printer.


SetDefaultPrinter:
Parameters:
Printer name: string that specifies the actual name of the printer, in a fully qualified(UNC) format such as "\\servername\printer's name".

Note that, unlike the AddPrinterConnection("Printer name") command, the "Printer name" parameter used in SetDefaultPrinter is the name of the printer, not the shared name of the printer. The printer's actual name is displayed on the General tab of the Properties for that printer.

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Do you know if AddPrinterConnection("\\servername\Name of Printer") works? I used "\\servername\sharename" and that sysntax worked fine for me. Should I switch it to the former syntax?

Thanks for reviewing this!