Suggestions for printer manager application [closed]

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I'm more set up with webdev, and would like suggestions on how I could implement an idea. Note, I'm not asking for any scripts, nor way to do it, but I would like tips on which tools / language would be most appropriate to do something close to what I would like.

My idea would be to create a mini-app, executable on windows, with graphical interface.

The idea of the app is to install the network printers, directories, perform some functions like cleaning the browser cache, etc.

I can do all this with batch scripts, offering menus for the user to choose what they need, I also know I could automate all of this, but it's still not my purpose.

Is it possible to do something similar to the graphical environment, offering a menu for the user?

I'm looking at visual studio, but I'm not sure that this is the best way.

I know that this is not applicable to other environments other than the one I intend to use, but even so, I would like to try, by purely learning any other language for the desktop.

Suggestions?

    
asked by anonymous 02.04.2014 / 22:52

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The windows itself, server version has a print server, where you can set priorities, restrictions, eg: User X print with priority, user Y only on printer PB, etc.

I already used this at the time with windows 2003. And all the settings made by our intranet that was in ASP Classic ... it's been a long time .. But if it was possible at that time today it still is. This was to manipulate the metadata of windows, there was even some examples in the windows itself.

    
02.04.2014 / 23:02