Canon 5050 question

Art Post (Guest)

One of our sales guys came in the office, with a print that was produced on the Canon 5050. At the bottom of the page the "users" the person who printed the document name appreared. We had some talk in our office if this was a function of the UFR driver or coming from the Windows OS. Cany anyone help with this?

4/14/1210:38 AM

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VinceMcHughMaven VIP

Art,

There is a setting under the page options on the Canon Driver that does this.

Vince

4/14/125:27 PM

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