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Driver Information |
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| Manufacturer: |
HP |
| Operating System: |
Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista |
| Version: |
61.071.661.41 |
| Release Date: |
2007-07-13 |
| Category: |
Printers Drivers |
| File Name and Size: |
clj4610pcl5winvista2kxp2003.exe(13.02 Mb) |
| Model: |
4610n |
| Description: |
HP Color LaserJet 4610n Printer PCL5 Driver 61.071.661.41 Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista. Fixes: # When Auto and Manual Duplexing are both enabled, the "HELP" content s identical; # Previous drivers output LFCR (line feed carriage return) instead of CRLF (carriage return line feed) after PJL commands; # PCL5c drivers print extra lines; # Extra lank pages are printed at the end of odd number page jobs; # Output gets stapled when staple option is not selected (relevant only for HP Color LaserJet products with ttached paper handling units); # SAP templates do not print correctly; # Various memory leak issues resolved; # Tray ID's not consistent; # PCL6 driver issues with Microsoft ord documents with embedded logo; # Booklet printing does not scale properly and/or is not positioned correctly on the page; # When printing with the PCL5 driver, the user xperiences overlapping characters; # Quick sets that use the envelope feeder do not hold their settings from one print job to another; # Grayscale does not work correctly with he PCL5 driver; # The end-user can select the Duplex and First Page Out Different option but it doesn't work; # "DCOM error" occurs when print drivers are istalled on Win23K erver; # Current drivers cause poor performance when printing from Cisco CEPS environment; # Scaling within current drivers not implemented properly. While this driver roll as initiated primarily to provide VISTA operating support for all current HP LaserJet and HP Color LaserJet printers, we have also included multiple other enhancements which re described below: # VISTA Operating System support has been added to ensure that all HP Color LaserJets are compatible with Microsoft's new operating system; # IPv6 - nternet Protocol version 6 - support has been added; # Cluster Server support for all printer drivers has been added; # Secure printing enhancements have been included to nsure pin number are hidden; # The following Quicksets will be added to all legacy printers: General Everyday Printing, Factory Defaults, Two-sided (Duplex) printing; # erformance has been greatly improved for EMF spooling. Specific collation issues associated with EMF spooling have been resolved; # Printing preference options have been xpanded; # Bi-directional communication over PNP (point and print) # environments would be supported in the following scenarios: 32 Bit XP/Windows 2003/Vista server and MD64 client, 32 Bit XP/Windows 2003/Vista Server and 32 Bit client; # Changed the Private Print (store until printed) feature to allow a print job to be stored with or without a IN. . |
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