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I think Out-Printer<\/a><\/strong> is a very handy cmdlet, and one that doesn\u2019t get used much. Pipe any cmdlet to it and the output will be printed to your default printer. You use it the same way you would Out-File<\/strong><\/a> except output is printed instead of saved to a file. The cmdlet also has a parameter that lets you specify a  printer. This is very handy if, like me, you have a PDF printer installed. The challenge though is to remember the printer names. To that end I wrote a simple PowerShell script to query the registry and return some basic printer information.<\/p>\n

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This script works on both PowerShell v1.0 and 2.0 and for admins and non-admins alike.<\/p>\n

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Function Get-Printer {<\/pre>\n
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    $printers=Get-ChildItem  HKLM:System\\currentControlSet\\Control\\print\\Printers<\/pre>\n
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    foreach<\/span> ($printer in<\/span> $printers) {<\/pre>\n
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        $Name=$printer.PSChildName<\/pre>\n
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        $Port=(Get-ItemProperty -Path $printer.PsPath -Name Port).Port<\/pre>\n
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        $PrinterDriver=(Get-ItemProperty -Path $printer.PsPath -Name 'Printer Driver'<\/span>).'Printer Driver'<\/span><\/pre>\n
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        $obj=New-Object PSObject<\/pre>\n
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        $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Name"<\/span> -Value $Name<\/pre>\n
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        $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Port"<\/span> -Value $Port<\/pre>\n
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        $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "PrinterDriver"<\/span> -Value $PrinterDriver<\/pre>\n
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       <\/pre>\n
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       write $obj<\/pre>\n
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    } #end ForEach<\/span><\/pre>\n
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} #End Function<\/span><\/pre>\n
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The function simply reads the Printer portion of the registry using the HKLM: Registry PSDrve.  The printer name is the subkey of each item under Printers. But I also wanted to get some other information from the associated print driver, which is a sub key for each printer. That\u2019s why I used Get-ItemProperty<\/a><\/strong> to get the Port and Printer Driver values for each printer. The function writes a custom object to the pipeline with these values.<\/p>\n
PS S:\\> get-printer <\/font><\/p>\n
Name                                    Port                  PrinterDriver
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----                                    ----                  ------------- <\/p>\n
CutePDF Writer                          CPW2:                 CutePDF Writer <\/p>\n
HP psc 2100 Series                      USB001                HP psc 2100 Series <\/p>\n
Microsoft XPS Document Writer           XPSPort:              Microsoft XPS D... <\/p>\n
Send To OneNote 2010                    nul:                 Send To Microsoft.. <\/p>\n
SnagIt 9                                C:\\ProgramData\\Te... Snagit 9 Printer<\/font><\/p>\n
Or now that I know the printer name I can do this:<\/p>\n
PS S:\\> get-printer  | out-printer "HP PSC 2100 Series"<\/font><\/font><\/p>\n
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Download Get-Printer.<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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