The user can select the client printer to be used, similar to printing from any other local application. Printing to the Citrix Universal Printer with this option selected brings up the Enhanced Metafile (EMF) Viewer (CPViewer.exe) on the Windows client with a preview of the print job.
When this option is adjusted on the Preferences of the Citrix Universal Printer from within the Printers folder on the server, the setting is retained in the user profile and set for future sessions as per the Printer Properties Retention Policy. To modify this behavior for allowing printing to any client-defined print device, go to the Preferences of the auto-created Citrix Universal Printer either within the print dialog of the application or from within the Printers folder by selecting When users print to this printer within their sessions, the standard action is to automatically send the job to the default printer specified on the Windows client machine. Note: The Citrix Universal Printer does not auto-create when using the policy to “Create old-style client printers”. Citrix Universal Printer auto-creates in a standard name “Citrix UNIVERSAL Printer”, refer following image: Citrix Universal Printer is independent of any printing policies defined in the management console hence it is possible to implement the Citrix Universal Printer with other auto-created printers, session printers, and/or non-Citrix defined printers. Once implemented, Citrix Universal Printer is available in all sessions that use the 32-bit Windows client.
The Citrix Universal Printer is an auto-created printer object that uses the Citrix Universal Print Driver and is not linked to any specific printer defined on the client. The Citrix Universal Printer must not be confused with the Citrix Universal Print Driver on which it is based.
It is a very efficient option because there is no need for capabilities or document settings exchanges to take place with the client device when printing. This printer object is generic as the device-specific settings are not known and managed through printer. This article describes generic Citrix Universal Printer and how to create it within user sessions.
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