RPM allows users to customize and control processing of print jobs received on a TCP/IP network from hosts such as mainframes, AS/400s, UNIX and Linux, and other Windows platforms. It receives files from a Host; and, once received, performs the user's pre-defined transforms. Once the transforms have completed, RPM can E-mail the print file, save to disk, print raw, and more.

The software also includes a native print file to PDF feature; you can send your mainframe print file directly to your Windows system and automatically create a PDF, then archive it within a folder or E-mail it to one or many recipients.

Features include:

- Supports SCS formatting instructions

- Has print-to-file (write-to-disk) options

- SCS to ASCII translation and EBCDIC to ASCII translation

- Remove PCL codes and convert LF to CRLF

- ASA carriage control and code page support

- The ability to insert and append bytes

- Character translations

- Form printing controls

- Configuration for fitting text output to any size paper

- Supports all fonts the printer can use

- Support for host data formats enable end-users to print without host system modifications

- Automatically create a print queue when a job is received

- Provides Multiple-Byte Character Sets (MBCS) for use in international languages such as Japanese, Korean, and Chinese

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