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We have tested it on a random PDF and it worked just fine.Īnd that's it for this guide. Now you should have the option to select this new virtual PostScript printer whenever you use the default File ► Print function in some program. Printing files to PostScript format (.ps) If everything went smooth and without problems, you should see your new printer in the Devices and Printers control panel, listed under the name you have saved few steps before. Now you can pick if you want the new virtual printer to be your default.īetter uncheck this option, if you are regular user and won't use PostScript files in everyday business.įinishing up the printer adding procedure This is the final window of the virtual PS printer setup procedure.
The choice is yours, we didn't want to share it, so picked the first option. If everything goes fine without error, you should see this and wait till it's finished.įinal setup progress of the installation procedureĪfter the setup procedure is finished, the system asks you whenever you want to share this printer in your network. Naming newly installed virtual PS printer Name your virtual printer as you seem fit, this will be the name visible in printer selection and in the Devices and Printers control panel. Picking up a driver for virtual PostScript printer We didn't see much difference in them, so picked the first one.
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The setup will now give you a choice of the few drivers to select from. Selecting Print to File option instead regular port for printer This will create *.ps files whenever you use this virtual printer for printing your files.
In the next step, select the " FILE: (Print to File)" option in the existing port settings. The next steps are basically the same, the windows and some wording might be different, but the key principle is the same.Īdding local or network printer in Windows 8
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In Windows 7, the windows look a little different and the system ask you whenever you want to install local or network printer.
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Select the "Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings function". Printer setup looking for existing printers Once the procedure is finished, click on the "The printer that I want isn't listed" link. It doesn't matter to us, because we want to install a virtual one. At first the system will look for physical printers. Setting up virtual PostScript printerĪfter the first installation part a printer setup process starts. Xerox Support and Driver download websiteĭownload the PostScript driver file in your OS version and install it.
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However, Xerox offers drivers for the following Windows editions: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, Window Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and also latest Windows 10. The page looks like this in our test Windows 8.1. The file of interest we are looking for is in section PostScript, called PostScript Driver. When you go that website, it will automatically detect your OS and offer you several files for download. You can find them here: Xerox Printer Driver Download Some manufacturers, like Xerox, provide a generic PS driver that you can install to your system. Installing Generic PostScript Drivers in Windows This will of course work on previous Windows Vista or Windows 7 or latest Windows 10, you would just need to download different driver. This article will cover one of these ways, and we will show you how you can install virtual PS printer to Windows 8. Whilst experienced users can probably deal with this problem on their own, the less savvy computer user might have trouble solving this problem on their own. If you do not have access to a physical PostScript printer and thus you get no drivers from the vendors, there exist really only a few limited options left on how you could install a virtual PostScript printer to your system. It was originally written for the earliest Windows and later upgraded to Windows 2000, but there is no way how making it work on later versions of Windows, especially on the 64-bits.Ĭonsidering how many users are looking for "some file" to PostScript conversion on our website (like PDF to PS), we have decided to make a little tutorial about installing virtual PS printers, because it is one of the easiest ways how PostScript files can be created from something via the Print (to file) function. This policy changed and the original driver (found as winsteng.exe) has not not worked since Windows Vista. Since 90's, Adobe has provided a free PostScript driver for users to download, so they can install a PS printer to their systems.
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