Printing local with JAVA Gui 7.10 on a MAC

Hi,
I installed the JAVA GUI 7.10 on my MacBook Pro and it all works fine. The only problem I have is local printing. Since I do not have SAPLPD anymore, I am not able to use local printing. Is there another possibility to do local printing with a Mac?
Thanks Maarten

Maarten,
Yes.
The following text is from Chapter 2. "Release Notes" / Section 2. "Missing Features" of the JavaGui HTML documentation:
Front-End Printing Using SAPLPD (access method 'F') is only supported on Win32 platforms. For newer back-end versions, a new printing architecture for all platforms supported by SAP GUI for Java (access method 'G') is available, see SAP Note 821519 for details.

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