This emulator (VBS script or Batch file) designed to simulate a network print server and is used to solve the problem of lack of drivers on the manufacturer's old (network, shared) printer under the new operating system on the remote machine. In particular - on the local machine c disable shared printer operating system Windows XP x32 and outdated iron on the remote - OS Windows 7/8/10 x64 and 64-bit drivers for non-existent, for example the printer out of production. Also, this solution allows you did not install the driver for a remote printer on your network and have any target OS when printing is performed by simply copying the desired document in PDF-format or printing any document format into a virtual PDF-printer on the network location of the machine with a working emulator print local server and an 'old' printer with 'old' OS.

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  • Very nice software. Easy and simple. If you are looking for a complete IDE for batch files see Batch Compiler (batch-compiler). Converts BAT to EXE. Freeware. Real compiling + Draw graphics with Advance Commands!
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2014-12-22