Canon iPF printers fixed for LR2.1 in Leopard.

The new 1.91 drivers on the Japanese site fixes the PSCS4 and LR2.1 double profiling problems with the iPF9000.
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcweb.canon.jp%2Fdrv-upd%2Fbj4b%2Fbj4b -driver.html&sl=ja&tl=en&hl=en&ie=UTF-8
With CM by LR the Color Matching selection in the driver setup are still grayed out but in Main/Color/Set/ No Correction in now the choice. No more double profiling in LR2.1 or PSCS4 when I printed a test. Plugin still works fine.
I can also select Fast Graphic Process but I still cannot select monochrome.
All I did was install the iPF81009100-Drv-MacX5-191. I did not add any printers. Just installing this driver fixed this problem.
I suspect for those with the iPF5000 installing the 1.90 driver would fix this as well.
Doyle

No the iPF9000 driver version 1.30 is still installed, but parts of the iPF9100 1.91 driver that were installed fixed the double profiling problem with the 9000 driver.

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