I am using a Pixma MG3222. Print is very small, no matter if I print from the Web or a document.

I am using a Pixma MG3222. Print is very small, no matter if I print from the Web, PDF or a document using any of the iMac apps. Also, the Quick Menu does not show any functions in the Print or Manual & Device Information sections. This problem is only on my iMac (OS X 10.8.5). The printer works fine on my PC. For the iMac I have downloaded the Mini Master Setup driver and then the Quick Menu and EZ Photo print software. Can anyone help? I've been at for several days and am beyond frustrated!

Hi mac,
We have updated the printer & scanner driver since the Mini Master Setup was posted, please try installing the following listed below from HERE:
MG3200 series CUPS Printer Driver Ver. 10.84.2.0
MG3200 series Scanner Driver Ver. 19.0.0a
Canon IJ Network Tool Ver. 4.2.0 for Intel Mac
Let us know if the updated drivers resolves your issue.
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