I have a need to deploy a 'bogus' printer driver with customizable resolution. That is - no driver needed and it will never be called either. It is just that Windows will 'think' that it has a printer installed with a configurable resolution.
Most of the articles about driver development are focused on APIs and use cases, but I have a much simpler need - just the INF file which installs nothing but a manifest that tells Windows about driver properties.
Alternatively is there a way to customize the XPS Document Writer v4 driver bundled with Windows, so that it reports a custom configurable resolution to Windows?
Any ideas?
P.S. I tried searching for registry entries which can accomplish that but found nothing. I tried looking into Windows 10 DDK and XpsDrvSmpl but its dated and won't compile properly. I tried fiddling with related gpd files in Windows, but looks like Windows won't pick up my changes.
Thanks!
