Collate and staple

I have several Windows 7 64-bit PCs that are experiencing issues when printing to Canon iR-ADV devices. When the user sets the output to multiple copies of a collated, stapled job, the output is collated, but all stapled together. Instead of say 3 separate 4 page jobs each stapled (3 staples), we get 3 jobs and 1 staple. When performing the same type of job from Microsoft Word on these PCs, the output is correct. It appears that Adobe is trying to "help" the print driver....
Is there a way to disable Adobe's "interference" with the print jobs or a patch to fix this issue?
Thanks!

Post Author: Ranjit
CA Forum: Crystal Reports
Yes there could be a solution to this.
from section expert, we can click new page After option. here we can apply a formula when "New page after" is to activate.
Busy today may write u back, let me know if u could resolve on ur own.

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in the message below, in P.S.:
"whereas '�' and 'a' always compare to 0 even with SECONDARY, which is again a bug even though '�' and 'a' are not part of the alphabet."
should have been written as:
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