Samsung laser printer error msg on Mac Mini since update

samsung ml-2955DW laser printer throws error msg - rasterosec, filter - since recent update to OSX 10.8.3, but *only* when printing in Word for Mac. have deleted printer and reinstalled twice. no luck.
any ideas?

candace200 wrote:
samsung ml-2955DW laser printer throws error msg - rasterosec, filter - since recent update to OSX 10.8.3, but *only* when printing in Word for Mac. have deleted printer and reinstalled twice. no luck.
any ideas?
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