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jswinberlinMaven VIP

We have been using the xPrintServer Home Edition for years to allow iOS users to print from their Apple devices. One of the great things about this product was that you didn't have to have PostScript on the printer and could use a generic PCL driver.

I was excited to see the new xPrintServer Office Edition now includes the capability to use Google Cloud Print. This would allow us to install one print server and address both Android and Apple users. I was disappointed to find that you can no longer use a generic driver. In speaking with tech support, they said they achieved Apple certification last year and one of the stipulations was that they had to use PostScript.

Aaaargh! Just wanted to give others a head's up and see if anyone else has found a workaround.

Thanks!

2/29/1611:41 AM

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