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‎12-08-2017 10:45 PM

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Product: HP officejet 7912
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

So here is the situation. I setup printers for this CIVIL Engineers and Architects in our site. They are making a school. Naturally they needed a CAD program. So installed autocad as well in their desktop. Nothing new.  I setup all of their desktops the same. All of them using the English Language for their Windows 10.  So here comes the problem. I am working in Saudi Arabi right so their boss wanted the OS in arabic. Apparently he does not want to learn english. I get it so we turned the OS language to Arabic, pretty simple enough. But the problem rose from that.  HP cannot print A3 properly from Autocad or any other ADOBE products in that matter when the OS  is in WINDOWS 10 ARABIC. Any particular fixes for this. Aside from my client learning english like the rest of his peers?

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