The Print XPS application was developed to be a free command line tool for printing XPS files without the printer selection dialog appearing. This means you can call Print XPS files from another program or service without any user intervention.
\nCommand line usage:
\nprintxps printername filename.xps<\/p>\n
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User settings such as paper size, printer type, page orientation, and so on, are set at the command line.<\/p>\n How can I print XPS files without a dialog showing?<\/p>\n In order to print XPS files without a dialog showing, you must disable the Print to Microsoft Office Excel Export (which is the default print function in Windows) and XPS Microsoft Print Driver (which is the default printer selection dialog) that accompanies each XPS file.<\/p>\n Open the application you are using to print the XPS files.<\/p>\n Click on the File menu and select Options.<\/p>\n In the Options dialog, select General Tab<\/p>\n Select No Print to Microsoft Office Excel.<\/p>\n Un-select Print to XPS Microsoft Print Driver and Print to XPS Microsoft Print Driver Driver from the dialog.<\/p>\n Next, open the system properties dialog and click on the printers icon (the little printer). This will open the printers dialog box.<\/p>\n Select the settings in the dialog box shown above. You will now only have the XPS file in the list of options to select. Choose your printer and click on Apply.<\/p>\n End-Users will be able to print XPS files from Web browsers, Windows applications, and other processes without the dialog that appears by default in Microsoft Office. The Print XPS application can be used from Linux, VMS or Unix systems.<\/p>\n Warning: If your printer is a network printer, it must be added to the list of network printers in Microsoft Windows Explorer (or file manager) in order to print XPS documents.<\/p>\n Please note: You need an XPS\/OpenXPS.Writer v7.0 or above for this procedure to work. 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Print XPS files without the Windows Print dialog appearing.<\/p>\n [Friday, June 28, 2009, 9:31 PM]–The print command line utility has been added to PE version 2.0.<\/p>\n You can download the print command line utility from the downloads section of this blog here.<\/p>\n Vista users can also print to XPS files if you place the XPS file in the C:\\Windows\\System32\\spool\\printers directory.<\/p>\n I wanted to capture a screenshot, and also to have an image of the print job, without saving it, so I used the Print to XPS program. Then I had the issue with the version of print which worked on a fixed desktop printer, but not with the Kvm, so I used print xps this seems to allow you to do both. So I printed the file, and made a copy of it, then it was safe to delete the first file. The print xps utility gave me an error when I tried to run it, and suggested I try to run as administrator, which I did, but that just gave me the same error again. 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\nPrint XPS files is a command-line utility that allows you to print XPS (Microsoft Portable Document Format) files with the Windows Print dialog.<\/p>\n
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\nSupported printer selection:
\nThe default printer selection dialog is not displayed when printxps is executed. Using the printer selection dialog requires knowledge of the location of the installed printers. There are three known locations for installed printers:
\nOn the local workstation (x86)
\nYou can use the “Printers” control panel applet to determine the printer location. In Windows 7, the location is found by opening Control Panel\\All Control Panel Items\\Printers and Faxes.
\nOn remote servers (x64)
\nFor servers running Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2012 R2, you can access the printers under Remote Settings on the local server by installing the Print Server role. The printers can be found by accessing the Printers section of the Remote Settings utility.
\nOn Terminal Services and Terminal Servers (x64)
\nUnder Terminal Services, Terminal Servers or in remote session startup, use the Print Friendly Control Panel applet in the x86 Control Panel to view and change remote printer settings.<\/p>\n
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\nAdded support for LZMA files in the VideoRenderer (e.g. H.264 files).
\nImproved RTMP handling with the VideoRenderer plugin. This means you can now use VLC for example to stream YouTube videos on the internet.
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\nautomatically created from the specified printer name using the m
\nparameter. The application will exit if a failure occurs (e.g. the printer is
\ninvalid).
\nOption Summary:
\n-h,–help
\nPrint the help message
\n-p,–printername[=printername]
\nSpecifies the printer name to use when creating the filename. Note that this
\nis just the printer name to use for the custom filenamemethod (under the
\n\u201cFilename\u201d tab on the command line, the text box reads \u201cCustom name:\u201d). The
\ndefault is the name of the printer.
\n-x,–extension[=extension]
\nSpecifies the file name extension to use when creating the filename. Note
\nthat this is just the filename extension to use for the custom filenamemethod (under the \u201cFilename\u201d tab on the command line, the text box reads \u201ccustom name:\u201d). The default is.xps.
\n-a,–author[=author]
\nAuthor information to use when creating the filename. Note that this is just
\nthe author information to use for the custom filenamemethod (under the \u201cFilename\u201d tab on the command line, the text box reads \u201cCustom name:\u201d). The default is the author of the
\nXPS document.
\n-i,–recursive
\nRecursively print all files underneath the specified location that are
\nXPS documents. The location must be a path (e.g. \/home\/\/My Documents).
\n-n,–no-pdf-print
\nWarns the user that no PDFCONVERter is installed in order to convert the
\nXPS file to a PDF.
\n-v,–verbose
\nVerbose mode
\n-o,–outfilename[=outfilename]
\nPath to the file to create the XPS file to. The filename will be autonamen
\nfrom the printer name. The output filename will be the same as the input
\nfilename, except it will add an.xps suffix if it does not already exist.
\n-f,–force
\nOverwrite files without prompting.
\n-q,–quiet
\nQuiet mode: Print \u201cPermission denied\u201d if no files<\/p>\nSystem Requirements For Print XPS:<\/h2>\n
\nMinimum 512MB of RAM
\nMinimum 1GB of free HDD space
\nOne Microsoft Windows-compatible CD-ROM drive, available at retail
\nProcessor: Pentium II 266 MHz, AMD Athlon 800 MHz (for a faster machine, 800 MHz+ is recommended)
\nGamepads: 3-button keyboard & one joystick recommended
\nDirectX: 9.0c
\nOptional hardware: Xbox 360 controller, GameCube controller, N64 controller<\/p>\n
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