I don't know of a way to do that except to go into the printer properties and change it to whatever you want when you print.  I've had several of the same printer shown in the Printers but they all would default to whatever the actual printer proerties were set at. 

 

(I'm in Florida too - northern Tampa suburbs).

Hi, did you tried to create a new printer from control panel and then you could set a new settings for it? you want 3 different settings so install printer 3 times (with different names but same port) and modify the settings for each printer. it should be work fine because windows act as they are different printers each one with his own settings, please give feedback if it works....

Your suggestion works fine for direct attached printers, but creating a second instance of my Dell network never added a second copy. To get a second instance I had to add a new local printer instance, assign it to the Dell TCP/IP port and give it a different name. A little trickery never hurts. Thx for your suggestion.