Windows convert text file to postscript and print - windows

Question

In Windows how can I use RedMon EE , Ghostscript, GSview , Nenscript for Windows to convert a text file to postcript and redirect it to a printer .
Something like to configure "RPT1: Redirected Port"
with the values
C:\Program Files\Ghostgum\gsview\gsprint.exe
for the "Redirect this port to the program" and
-printer "Windows Printer Name" -copies 1 - for "Arguments"
and additionally use enscript in order to receive a text file as input .

Answer 1

You don't need most of those.
Apprently nenscript can convert text files to PostScript, so use nenscript to do that. Then use Ghostscript and specifically the mswinpr2 device to render to a Windows printer.
Of course, if the printer understand PostScript you don't even need to use Ghostscript, you can simply send the PostScript program direct to the printer.
You're also pointing to a very old version of Ghostscript there, 8.64, you really want to be using the current version 9.27 which is available from www.ghostscript.com. Version 8.64 is 10 years old now.
Edit
If it's a GDI printer then you need to get Windows to package the data and send it to the printer, using the Windows printer driver. To do that you need to have Ghostscript render the input to an image, then send the bitmap to the Windows printing pipeline using the mswinpr2 device.
So use nenscript to create the PostScript file (let's call it input.ps) then something like
gswin64c -sDEVICE=mswinpr2 -sOutputFile=%printer%My_Printer input.ps
The documentation for the Windows printing device can be found here.