https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Office-Printers/i-SENSYS-LBP3000/m-p/70353#M672 <DIV align="justify">the canon software is giving the following message when I try to print a pdf (pdf in booklet format ie. 2 pages onto an a4 page). "Data Transfer to the printer time out, or a transfer error has occured. Click [Resolve Error] to resume printing, or click [Cancel] after pausing the job, then try to print again". Drivers have been uninstalled and reinstalled, pc checked for malware/virus. I removed the printer again, restarted pc, re-installed drivers, but it came back. Other than rebuilding the computer, can anyone shed any light on the error message?</DIV><DIV align="justify">&nbsp;</DIV><DIV align="justify">windows vista sp2</DIV><DIV align="justify">dell pc</DIV><DIV align="justify">usb connection</DIV> Thu, 20 Feb 2014 23:00:19 GMT gfaloon 2014-02-20T23:00:19Z https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Office-Printers/i-SENSYS-LBP3000/m-p/70353#M672 <DIV align="justify">the canon software is giving the following message when I try to print a pdf (pdf in booklet format ie. 2 pages onto an a4 page). "Data Transfer to the printer time out, or a transfer error has occured. Click [Resolve Error] to resume printing, or click [Cancel] after pausing the job, then try to print again". Drivers have been uninstalled and reinstalled, pc checked for malware/virus. I removed the printer again, restarted pc, re-installed drivers, but it came back. Other than rebuilding the computer, can anyone shed any light on the error message?</DIV><DIV align="justify">&nbsp;</DIV><DIV align="justify">windows vista sp2</DIV><DIV align="justify">dell pc</DIV><DIV align="justify">usb connection</DIV> Thu, 20 Feb 2014 23:00:19 GMT https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Office-Printers/i-SENSYS-LBP3000/m-p/70353#M672 gfaloon 2014-02-20T23:00:19Z