I don't understand what the 'Advanced' menu is you are looking for...
Can I suggest an alternative?
If you REALLY want to 'automate' the adding of printers...why not use
lpadmin? (set man lpadmin for further info)
>From the terminal: (all one line)
## AppleTalk printer
:~$ /usr/sbin/lpadmin -p Printer_Queue_Name -D 'Printer Name' -P
/path/to/ppd/file -v pap://AppleTalkZone/PrinterName/LaserWriter -E
## LPR printer
:~$ /usr/sbin/lpadmin -p Printer_Queue_Name -D 'Printer Name' -P
/path/to/ppd/file -v lpd://123.456.789.11/ -E
Then just do shell script. This will add printers to your system with the
greatest of ease.
Best Regards,
Jake
On 4/26/05 8:15 AM, "rfitz" <email@hidden> wrote:
> --I am sending this to the list again because I have not yet seen it
come
> through--
How can I change the code below so that when the click action
> is
called, it sends a click with the option key down.
activate application
> "Printer Setup Utility"
tell application "System Events"
tell process
> "Printer Setup Utility"
click menu item "Add PrinterĀ" of menu
> "Printers" of
menu bar item "Printers" of menu bar 1
end tell
end tell
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