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I'm looking for a simple installer, or even a registry file, that can create a virtual printer that just redirect the file about to be printed to my program

Today I use Printer++ that use DLLs but it's not really practical for companies..

Today the program is installed in the ProgramFiles directory, all I need is the Virtual Printer that will redirect the file to my program (as command line parameters)

any ideas ?

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  • "I'm looking for " is off-topic on this site. Also, I don't see any relation with C# or the registry. On an unrelated note, in the Windows architecture printing is not tied to files. A Point-of-Sales application may very well print receipt forms from a database. The closest relation is that a file _extension_ may have a "print" verb, which essentially means there's a program installed which knows how to print that file. – MSalters Jan 20 '16 at 11:02
  • Did you find a solution for this, if yes, could you share how it works? – J.W Apr 20 '21 at 09:47

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Use Redmon. It is an open-source windows printer port that simply redirects all printer output to a specific program or script.