It’s a separate program with a GUI front end, QTRGui, that interacts directly with the printer, bypassing the Epson printer driver. On Windows QTR does not install as a printer. Print Tool is one such application, and I think that Qimage One for Mac now also does that. In practice, if you don’t want to print using ICCs, and many people don’t, then there are only a few programs that will enable you to do that and not have the OS do hidden color management. Given this, in theory you can print to QTR from any application. So you would see two 9890 printers - the physical one and a virtual QTR one. As a Windows QTR user and sometime Qimage user (and a very occasional Mac user) perhaps I can elaborate a little on Walker’s reply.
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