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Enhancements: Improved password protection within the Admin web interface. PC-15822 User Client: Improved the appearance of the User Client on retina displays. PC-11836 Fixes: Web Print on Windows: Fixed an issue that caused Web Print jobs with a combination of different multibyte characters in the file name to get stuck in rendering state and eventually time out. PC-15912 Google Cloud Print: Fixed an issue where users color selection was ignored when printing using the following drivers: Fuji Xerox DocuPrint C2450 Fuji Xerox DocuPrint C3450 d RISO ORPHIS FW5230 RISO ORPHIS FW5230 PS PC-15865 Fixed an issue that caused an occasional […]

Fixes: Large print serverless environments (Direct Print): Added new configuration parameters to print-provider.conf, print-provider.conf.template, and direct-print-monitor.conf to reduce server load spikes. For more information, see Environments with large numbers of Direct Print Monitors.. PC-15896 PDL Transforms: Fixed an issue that caused the Print Provider to crash if the FIND or FIND-REPLACE command with LAST option is used. PC-16051 HP Universal print driver (PCL, PostScript) or HP model-specific driver: Fixed an issue that caused an incorrect color page count when printing with a color selection of “High Quality CMYK Grayscale”. PC-15990 Fuji Xerox Linux printer driver: Fixed an issue that caused […]

New Features Print Deploy Get the right print driver and right print queue to the right person in the right location, automatically. With Print Deploy: Print queues are dynamically deployed as mobile staff move between branches, stores, or campuses. Native drivers are installed along with default settings (grayscale, duplex etc.) and capabilities (stapling, hole punching etc). It doesn’t matter whether printing to a server or printing directly to a printer in a print-serverless environment. Mac and Windows computers are supported (with Linux and Chromebooks to come shortly). Support for computers that are not joined to a local domain (for example, […]

Fix Fixed an issue that may occur on sites that have enabled the LPD service on Windows Servers and are actively printing via it (e.g. Printing from UNIX systems). The username associated with the print job would incorrectly include the IP address of the client, and this may stop users from being able to print, or incorrectly log these jobs. PC-16458