How to eliminate Host Cover print while remote printing.

Hi Experts,
Whenever I use remote printing on one of my printer, An extra page with following details is coming out.
1).user name
2).SAP host name
2).Jobname from OS
How to eliminate this issue ?
Awaiting for your responses
Thanks &Regards
Sandy

Hi Riki,
Thanks for your response !
-->There is an option 'Selection cover sheet" that on the system is ticked by default, remove the tick on this option
Yeah , I have already checked this option . It is set to NO , details are as follows
    SAP cover page :: Do not Print
    Host Cover page :: Do not print
    Selection cover sheet :: No
My System details are as follows:
SAP : ECC 6.0 , Kernel release 701 ,patch level 69
OS :    Sun Solaris 10
Database : ORACLE 10.2.0.4
Regards
Sandy

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