Ricoh Pro 1107EX Multifunction PCL6 driver for Universal Print

Publisher review:
Fixes:
- Adobe Reader v7.x jobs containing data that is outside of the printable area, trigger a driver bug that results in an application error and nothing being printed.
- The driver was referencing part of driver settings and was retrieving values. This has fixed a problem affecting the use of the driver with Combit List & Label.
- Jobs containing objects that are outside the printable area might result in an error 91 being recorded in the error log.
- The installation of an iPrint printer by a client in a TS session will cause the Print Spooler on the Windows TS server to stop.
- If the iPrint "AllowUserPrinters" parameter is set to 2, it will take longer than usual to open the Printing Preferences of drivers installed on iPrint clients.
- When printing, pop-up dialogues created by the Printer Driver Editor might appear behind the application window. This issue only affects 32-bit applications running on a 64-bit OS.
- Added CAT (Catalog) files which were released from Microsoft (WHQL).



Operating system:
Universal Print 3.6.0.0

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