A virtual printer is a RIP-Queue
printer used as a Windows printer. When a RIP-Queue printer is installed, a Windows printer is automatically added to your system. When a job is printed to that Windows printer, the job is sent to RIP-Queue for processing and printing.
You may use any application to print to the Virtual Printer: Graphic design programs, word processors, internet browsers, or other applications. Just choose File > Print in the application.
When a virtual printer is created, it is also shared automatically on the network. This means that any computer on the network, Windows or Macintosh, can print using RIP-Queue through the virtual printer from any application.
Adding a Virtual Printer to other Windows systems:
You can configure some options for your virtual printer by clicking Advanced in the Printer dialog.