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You can download these additional features from the Microsoft Download Center
at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads.
You can find detailed information on XPS in the version 1 .0 document for this specification at http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/xps/downloads.mspx on Microsoft Windows Hardware Developer Central (WHDC) . You can find additional news concerning this specification on the XPS Team Blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/xps/ . Understanding the Windows printing Subsystem
The print subsystem on versions of Windows earlier than Windows Vista used the GDI print path . The GDI print path processes print jobs as follows: Client processes When a user on a client computer sends a print job from an application, the application calls the GDI, which then calls the printer driver for information about how to render the print job in a format that the printer can understand . The printer driver resides on the user s computer and is specific to the type of printer being used . After the GDI renders the print job, it sends the job to the spooler . By default on Windows 2000 and later versions, the GDI renders print jobs using the Enhanced Metafile (EMF) format, a standard print job format that is highly portable but needs to be further rendered by the spooler before being sent to the printer . When an EMF print job is sent to the spooler, control returns to the user and the spooler then completes rendering the job for printing . (Because the EMF job is quickly handed off to the spooler, the time during which the user s computer is busy is minimized .) Spooler processes The print spooler is a collection of features that resides on both the client computer that sends the print job and a network print server that receives the job for printing . The spooler takes the job as rendered by the GDI and, if necessary, renders it further to ensure that it prints correctly . The spooler then hands the job off to the printer . Printer processes The printer receives the print job from the spooler, translates it into a bitmap, and prints the document . Beginning with Windows Vista, the printing subsystem still includes a GDI print path (for Type 3 User Mode) to support printing to existing printers . Kernel-mode GDI (Type 2 Kernel Mode) drivers, however, are no longer supported .
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