Problems with GDI Accounting and Canon printer drivers

If you have configured the printer in uniFLOW OM correctly with the GDI accounting method, normally uniFLOW OM automatically sets the printer processor of the printer to "ApjPrint – NT EMF 1.008". Prerequisite for this automatism to run fluently is that EMF spooling at the Canon Printer driver is enabled. If this is the case, the print job data will be EMF, which allows uniFLOW OM to process these data as meta files, which is what GDI accounting is all about.

Unfortunately some Canon drivers are causing problems here, because they block this uniFLOW OM functionality and disable the EMF spooling by resetting the datatype to RAW.

How do you know, whether the driver you are using is having problems with GDI Accounting? Well, first of all, you'll of course notice that your accounting data are not correct. To see, whether GDI is the culprit of your problems, you can check your data stream and settings in the following way.

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