Toshiba copier problem

[TechAge]

Hello all,
I've been trying to figure this out since Monday but I can't seem to work it at all. Here's the problem:

One of the staff has a Toshiba e-Studio copier that needs to be set up on the MacBook laptop. I downloaded the driver off the Toshiba website and installed it. I started MS Word to do a printing test. When it was done printing, it printed an error on the paper (Error: syntaxerror Offending Command: --nostringval--). So I went back to my workstation and did some research but no luck. With a series of testing, here's what I have on my notes:

• Re-install the drivers - did not work
• Tried on a different laptop - did not work
• Did Permission repair - did not work
• Print off using Adobe Reader 9 - Worked
• Tried other applications other than Adobe Reader 9 - did not work

Ok. Here's another note that I find quite strange:
When I logged myself as the local administrator (I have admin rights), I printed off the copier and it worked! No errors was printed in the paper. But when I logged in as a user account with administrative privileges, it prints off an error message on the paper.

So in a nutshell
Local admin account = works everything
User account with admin privileges = does not work except Adobe Reader 9.

So what do you guys think?
I'm still playing around with it hoping to find any clues what's causing this.

 

[HolmesQatar]

I'm actually having pretty much the exact same problem.

Mine mainly stems from Lightroom though. I cannot print from Lightroom to the Toshiba copier without the 'error: syntaxerror' printing out.

I can print photos from any other application and have to export to iPhoto and print from there if I want a Lightroom print.

Going to try a new user account now and see if that works. But this is a brand new Macbook Pro and my user account is the admin. And this happened on my iMac and my old Macbook as well. So there is something iffy...