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Any ideas on this?<br />
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Things were working ok on user's mac printing to canon imagerunner 5035 on network. He wound up upgrading to maverick. needed a new driver for the printer and got that from the canon website 10/25/13 date of the driver.<br />
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now when he prints most times he says, he gets double sided. &nbsp;I looked at it and under finishing, it's set to 1 sided. &nbsp;sometimes it prints 1 sided, but he things acrobat reader x is when it prints doublesided, even if we check the printer settings before sending to the printer.<br />
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is there some other spot other than finishing in the canon driver that would control double sided?
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Any ideas on this?

Things were working ok on user's mac printing to canon imagerunner 5035 on network. He wound up upgrading to maverick. needed a new driver for the printer and got that from the canon website 10/25/13 date of the driver.

now when he prints most times he says, he gets double sided.  I looked at it and under finishing, it's set to 1 sided.  sometimes it prints 1 sided, but he things acrobat reader x is when it prints doublesided, even if we check the printer settings before sending to the printer.

is there some other spot other than finishing in the canon driver that would control double sided?

canon imagerunner 5035 mac imac maverick double sided printing most of the time

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