wntAddPrinter after WntRunAsUser

What I am trying to do is to create a winbatch script that will share the users client printer on the Windows Terminal box and then do a wntAddPrinter to setup LPT1 to print to it.

Since a normal user does not have rights to share a printer under NT, I am doing a wntRunAsUser to run the script in the context of an account that does have rights to create a share.

usrid="Admin"
pswd="mypasswrd"
rslt=wNTRunAsUser("",usrid,pswd,3,0)
rslt=wntShareAdd("", pname, pshr, 1, -1)

The problem lies after this, when I am trying to do the wntAddprinter

port=StrCat("\\",srv,"\",pshr) rslt=wNTAddPrinter(@Default,@Default,port,"lpt1", 0)

It returns a result code of 1, but when I do a NET USE command, nothing is connected.

If I run my script as an Admin, it runs fine, because the wntrunasuser command errors out because the Admin account doesn't have the proper rights to do a runasuser command..

It seems to be acting like when you use the AT command to run a batch file that does a NET USE to a network drive. The drive shows up in Explorer, but it says "not connected".

I am using a code of 3 in the runasuser command which says Run Interactively, but it seems like the wntAddPrinter is not setting up the LPT port for the current users session.