Pixma IP8710 photo paper profiles are wrong

Hi,I realized the Photopaper profiles of Pixma IP8710 are wrong. Every time I tried to print a picuture on a photo paper plus Glossy II, Photo Paper pro platinum the printer makes wrong borders. When select the Photo Paper Glossy with any photo paper sheet, borders are printed correctly.Canon, please fix it.Regards,

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