Print Wizard

Passthrough printing allows a host computer to send a print job through the user's terminal (emulator) and out to an attached printer. It is sometimes called "local print", "attached print" or "slave print". This means the user must be logged in to the host. The host then sends a sequence of characters that causes the telnet or terminal emulation software to redirect its output to a local printer until a similar sequence is received to turn off the passthrough printing.

Print Wizard version 4.0 and later includes all the necessary support for Print Wizard Personal Edition and Print Wizard Service Edition (formerly called Server Edition). When you run Print Wizard as a demo (60-day evaluation), the program assumes you are working on a Service Edition and all options are available to you.

Once you enter a license code for the Personal Edition, Foreground Services, Windows Services, and a few more features become unavailable. You must have a Service Edition license to utilize these Services.

Print Wizard Extensive Printing Solutions for Windows

Print Wizard automatically intercepts or receives print jobs then filters, adjusts, modifies and converts them in innumerable ways to do auto-fit, text-on-form, multipart form elimination, PCL-to-PDF conversion, electronic invoicing and much more.  Print Wizard processes and prints text: