Yosemite and print settings

MacBook Pro 15 " mid 2012 upgraded to Yosemite.
since I moved to Yosemite printing with programs like Apple Preview and Pages does not work as before with the Mavericks.
if I open a pdf file with Preview settings are limited:
if I open the pdf file with Skim or MS Word printing works correctly with the menu and the Layout / Finish can print two-sided:
nose so I have the impression that the application should be made in Apple searches for the printer to a different folder from the one to which they support the non-Apple applications.
Who do I solve the mystery and says the solution?
sorry my English translation.
emiliano

I looked on the website and it seems that the drivers Konica Minolta bizhub C253 to Yosemite will be updated in January 2015.
But I wonder:
because the same printer works with Word and Skim but does not work with Pages and Preview of Apple?
I believe that the Apple software go to look for the drivers to a location different from non-Apple software (Words, Skim etc ...).
sorry my English translation.
emiliano

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