We are having this exact same problem with CS5, OS 10.6.5, and different printers. Any further progress?

Thanks.

We are having the exact same problem. We have multiple printers and all of them are having issues when labels are turned on in the Photoshop CS5 12.0.2 print dialog box on Mac OS 10.6.5 machines. One of our printers gives a Postscript error "Offending Command: limitcheck: yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy" and stops the print. Another printer seems to ignore the Postscript error and print the image but with no labels. If we turn off the labels option, everything prints fine out of Photoshop CS5.

Interestingly, if in the Page Setup dialog box in the Print window of Photoshop CS5 I select to save as a PDF and open that PDF in Illustrator CS5, the labels shows up, but it doesn't seem to be text. It looks like an image.

Adobe Tech Support is being very unhelpful. After speaking to my 4th "Senior Level" tech they will not even test the problem on their end. Apparently no one at Adobe Tech Support has a Mac with Photoshop CS5 on it to try printing from.

Shutting off labels is not really an option in our workflow. And saving as pdf and back out is a huge time sink when we are getting crushed. Has there been any word on a possible fix for this?

We are still having the same issue with printing labels with images in Photoshop CS5. Has there been a fix for this yet? The landscape printing fix does not fix the label printing problem.

We just received our copy of CS5.5 which has Photoshop 12.1 in it and the label printing problem still exists. I've also tested Photoshop 12.0.4 update and still not fixed there either.

I'm a Mac technician at a string of newspapers and we're converting our daily to CS 5.5. One of our photographers piped up with this issue on Friday when he was trying to print his proofs and get them to his editors.

I originally thought the problem was with the old HP LaserJet 5000 printer he was using. However, three test printers later — Ricoh Aficio AP610N, HP LaserJet 4240n, Konica Minolta Bizhub 222 — I go searching and find this post.

I have confirmed this issue in both OS X 10.5.8 and in OS X 10.6.8, booting in both 32-bit and 64-bit.

Our photographers will probably have to remain in CS4 until this is resolved.

Is there anything new on this issue? As the previous poster mentions — in May of this year — we paid serious cash for this product. An answer would be *greatly* appreciated.

For more of a complete answer, I believe it is some ridiculous number like 12 (TWELVE) characters MAX for the filename. I don't know many graphics deptartments that can really operate on such short filenaming conventions.

It has been over a year since this post was started and still no real response or fix from Adobe. Adobe has been really out of touch with it's customers the last few years. They remind me of how arrogant and aloof Quark was with it's customer in the 90's before Adobe started selling InDesign.

A year, come on guys, put a programmer on it for a week and have him fix it. It's items like this that bring things to a head and end in a Class Action Suit from all your previously loyal customer base. Adobe, what ever you do, don't post another indifferent response to this post. Not posting a response would be better than some "We'll get around to it" response, it's already been a year.

Compare that to Apple during the same period:

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Any update on this? We just made the jump at our paper to CS5 and we unfortunately discovered this bug.

We just downloaded and installed the Photoshop 6 public beta and we are able to print labels again! Thank you Adobe! Can't wait for the official release of Photoshop 6!