Applet Printing thru DOS command

I've a local applet which exec DOS command to print text file to a dot matrix printer.
However, I need to amend the local policy file with
grant {
java.io.FilePermission <<ALL FILE>> "read,execute"
It's quite impossible to do this as my company is a finanical institute and this action must be challenged by Internal Audit.
I have tried to grant the above privilege to my applet only and use signed applet but both methods doesn't work too.
It seems that there are no way to do it.
Could anyone let me know if I can archieve the result with minimal privilege grant in the policy file?

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