Fiery Features Go Missing When I use CC

Running Mac OSX 10.6.8
Print to a Konica bizhubPro 6501
In Creative Suite 6.0, when I go to print (I print mostly out of InDesign), I have an option for "Fiery Features" after clicking "Printer" in the "Print" box. That lets me select trays and duplex and other assorted, important options.
Upgraded to CC on Tuesday. When I got to the same location in the "Print" box, I only have "Printer Features" which is a more generic set of options. If I switch back to 6.0, "Fiery Features" is there. So this is something CC specific, but I don't know what.
I went ahead and deleted the Printer (In Printer and Fax Settings in the Systems Preferences, and added the queue back in. I uninstalled all my Fiery software and reinstalled it and built the Printer queue again. I've restarted the computer.
Printer service tech confirms we are running up-to-date Fiery software, and he installed the most up to date printer driver, but it didn't make a difference.
I need those Fiery Features to be able to set up jobs correctly to print. I can work around it by sending jobs to Process and Hold and then use my Fiery Command Workstation to set them up, but that's a big step backward in productivity, which isn't what I was hoping for when I upgraded.
And I'm not sure what to try next - any help would be appreciated.

You're still in Snow Leopard and, I'm guessing, CS6 was more compatable with that OS and CC is nixing your Snow Leopard operating system which, in apple theory, would force you to upgrade to OSX8 ( not sure and not interested in what the bleep the latest version is ). There is nothing wrong with staying with a system that works, at least until the two can cohabitate together. My recommendation is you return the CC crapware and retain the muscle machine you had before. That's just me.

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