SRM PO : use default windows printer to print PO

Hi,
I have a customer requirement to output the SRM POs to the user windows default printer.
Customer do not want to configure printers through SPAD transaction...
Customer do not want to display PO in PDF and then to print it to windows printer.
Customer wants to select one or several PO (i already have a bespoke transaction for this in SRM) and then send them to the user windows default printer.
Did anybody already implement this behaviour ?
Kind regards,
Yann

The windows default printer can be configured in SAP as a LOCAL printer by the BASIS team. Once that is configured, you can simply specify the name (LOCL / LP01 / whatever the name given), in the printer name parameters.
check with your BASIS team what is the name for local printer configured in SAP.
Regards,
Ravi
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