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Hello Experts, I work for a printing company and our art department uses a program called EagleRIP to rip postscript files to an old image setting device (Linotype-HELL LTC330). The EagleRIP software is installed on a Windows XP Pro machine (x86) and we have configured 3 NT Pipeline input printers that we use so that our other XP workstations (x86) can print directly to the RIP from InDesign CS6 (our art department is very adamant about keeping the direct print functionality and have no interest in changing to a workflow that would involve distilling PDFs and then saving them to a RIP hot folder). To setup the NT pipe printers on the host RIP machine and on the client workstations we had used the Adobe Generic Postscript Printer Driver (winsteng.exe) which lets you use a generic postscript driver but associates it with a specific.ppd file for your image setter. This has worked flawlessly for us for the past few years. The problem we are facing is that we need to implement a new Windows 7 Pro workstation (x64) into the art department. The Adobe Generic Postscript Driver only supports Windows XP x86 and below so we are unable to use that to create the printers on the Windows 7 workstation. I have the.ppd file for the image setter but without the Adobe software I have no way of associating it with a printer.

I know that Windows did incorporate a generic postscript printer driver into Windows 7 but I have not found anyway to have it associate with my supplied.ppd file. I tried looking for answers from the manufacturers of the EagleRIP software but they are based in China and even getting a reply to an email is like pulling teeth. They did post a 'Postscript Print Driver for Windows 7' on their site that does allow me to install the printer but the.ppd file that is associated with it is for a AGFA Avantra 44/44S image setter instead of the Linotype-HELL LTC330 that I need it to be. Now I don't really no much about the inner-workings of print drivers and.ppd files to know if it would really make a huge difference that it references the wrong device but it seems to me that they should match. After reading a bunch of forum posts regarding similar situations with Windows 7 and.ppd files I did try and hack the.ppd by installing the printers using the Postscript Print Driver for Windows 7 that I had found on the mfg's site, going into C: Windows System32 spool drivers x6 4 3 and then opening the Av44.ppd (the ppd that is installed by the driver for the AGFA Avantra 44/44S) in notepad and replacing all of the information with the information from the LTC330.ppd file for my device.