Photoshop CS6 printing with Mac OS 10.10.2

I recently attempted to print a 13x19 photo on a Canon PIXMA 9500MarkII color printer using CS6. The printer driver continually reported an paper since error. Eventually, I gave up and tried to print the same photo with Apple's Preview application and it worked.
I contacted Canon support and they responded that the printing with Photoshop CS6 version 13.0.6 x64 is not compatible with OS 10.10.2.
Does anyone have a solution or know if Adobe will be updating CS6?

No.
Mylenium

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