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UNIX Printing to Windows with RPM

Format your UNIX spool files with RPM

Format your UNIX spool files with RPM

RPM Remote Print Manager® (“RPM”) enhances UNIX printing to Window’s ability to customize and control the processing of UNIX print jobs received on a TCP/IP network. RPM, running on Windows systems, enables cross-platform printing by receiving print jobs over standard TCP/IP lines from local or remote UNIX & Linux systems (or any host system). Apply any formatting, perform data transformations, or call third-party applications, all before printing or archiving documents.

Easily format your UNIX spool files with RPM (Windows UNIX print services) before they are sent to your Windows-attached printer! Easily add a printer to UNIX with RPM and instantly be able to format your UNIX print jobs, set duplexing, stapling, and any other copier or printer commands. RPM provides the ability to take any UNIX spool file and save it to disk, whether it’s saving the file to your local disk or saving it to a network storage device.

UNIX Case Studies

Easily Format UNIX Spool Files for Your Windows Printer

Locally or Networked

Print to Windows (local or networked) printers versus printing to mainframe printers.

RPM Offers Flexible UNIX Print Queues

Unix printing with RPM gives UNIX users an advantage by offering feature-packed UNIX printing queues, each having its special printing features. All print queues are fully customizable and perform different tasks.

Control Fonts and other Finishing Functions

RPM gives users the ability to control fonts with dynamic sizing using lines-per-inch and characters-per-inch. Any text data stream can be formatted for a Windows printer whether the printer is supported by UNIX or not!

Save to Disk or Integrate 3rd party software

The print job is captured to process with an application or saved to a file (file transfer) for archiving or other purposes. RPM checks for duplicate filenames before saving and has many file naming options. RPM can be configured to open print data in other applications such as word processors, spreadsheets, or other programs.

RPM passes raw information from the UNIX system to the PC print queue bypassing the Windows print driver. RPM processes print data without modification as if the printer were connected directly to the host system through a parallel or serial connection. This print action supports advanced queue features such as transforming data, adding and appending bytes or a file, etc.

UNIX Printing Is Easy with RPM

RPM will boost your UNIX printing in many ways. Some of the common UNIX searches we see are:

RPM can help out with all of these, for half the cost and no maintenance.

RPM Users Say …

UNIX print jobs now have access to advanced functions of our printer, without additional hardware.

Using RPM, printed output has been decreased by over 60% and important documents are placed in electronic archives. In addition, routine printing has been automated.

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