It's not EXACTLY accurate to say that Printer Setup Utility is no  
longer present in Leopard.  Take a look at /System/Library/ 
CoreServices/Printer Setup Utility.  Appears to launch faceless in the  
background.

On Mar 1, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Jan Hendrikx wrote:
> Thanks for your reply, it made me look again, and I think I found  
> out what was going on. First of all, you are completely right, even  
> though the "Printer Setup Utility" is no longer present in Leopard,  
> you can apparently still call it in a script. The reason why my  
> script was not working is that it seems that Tiger and Leopard use  
> different naming schemes for the assigned printers. I was trying to  
> set a shared printer on a colleague's computer to the current printer.
>
> In Tiger I could simply set the current printer to "ZTC LP2844- 
> Z-200dpi".
>
> However, in Leopard this printer shows up as "ZTC LP2844-Z-200dpi @  
> MyColleaguesComputer".
>
> So if the printer names are hard-coded, the script will fail. That's  
> what was going on. Thanks everybody for putting up with me!

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