As long as your printer is networked, connected to a print server and shared, then mapping the printer via a logon script is fairly easy.
Firstly consider adding an echo line of text to inform users of what’s happening. For example:
echo Installing printers...
Then the code to map the printers on the client machines would be something like this:
start \\server\printershare
This will certainly save your IT staff a lot time and hassle going around installing printers etc around the office.
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