mpDriverData = new BYTE[mnDriverDataLen];

		mpDriverData = (BYTE*)rtl_allocateMemory( mnDriverDataLen );

	delete[] mpDriverData;

	rtl_freeMemory( mpDriverData );

					pJobData->mpDriverData = new BYTE[pJobData->mnDriverDataLen];

					pJobData->mpDriverData = (BYTE*)rtl_allocateMemory( pJobData->mnDriverDataLen );

		delete pJobSetup->mpDriverData;

		rtl_freeMemory( pJobSetup->mpDriverData );

		delete pJobSetup->mpDriverData;

		rtl_freeMemory( pJobSetup->mpDriverData );

			if( pJobSetup->mePaperFormat == PAPER_USER )

#ifdef MACOSX

			// For Mac OS X, many printers are directly attached

			// USB/Serial printers with a stripped-down PPD that gives us

			// problems.  We need to do PS->PDF conversion for these printers

			// but they are not able to handle multiple page sizes in the same

			// document at all, since we must pass -o media=... to them to get

			// a good printout.

			// So, we must find a match between the paper size from OOo and what

			// the PPD of the printer has, and pass that paper size to -o media=...

			// If a match cannot be found (ie the paper size from Format->Page is

			// nowhere near anything in the PPD), we default to what has been

			// chosen in File->Print->Properties.

			//

			// For printers capable of directly accepting PostScript data, none

			// of this occurs and we default to the normal OOo behavior.

			const PPDKey	*pCupsFilterKey;

			const PPDValue	*pCupsFilterValue;

			BOOL			bIsCUPSPrinter = TRUE;

			// Printers that need PS->PDF conversion have a "cupsFilter" key and

			// a value of "application/pdf" in that key

			pCupsFilterKey = aData.m_pParser->getKey( String(RTL_CONSTASCII_USTRINGPARAM("cupsFilter")) );

			pCupsFilterValue = pCupsFilterKey != NULL ? aData.m_aContext.getValue( pCupsFilterKey ) : NULL;

			if ( pCupsFilterValue )

			{

				// PPD had a cupsFilter key, check for PS->PDF conversion requirement

				ByteString    aCupsFilterString( pCupsFilterValue->m_aOption, RTL_TEXTENCODING_ISO_8859_1 );

				if ( aCupsFilterString.Search("application/pdf") == 0 )

					bIsCUPSPrinter = FALSE;

			}

			else

				bIsCUPSPrinter = FALSE;

			if ( TRUE == bIsCUPSPrinter )

			{

				// If its a directly attached printer, with a

				// stripped down PPD (most OS X printers are) always

				// match the paper size.

				aPaper = String( ByteString( aPaperTab[ pJobSetup->mePaperFormat ].name ), RTL_TEXTENCODING_ISO_8859_1 );

#endif

			{

				if( pJobSetup->mePaperFormat == PAPER_USER )

					aPaper = aData.m_pParser->matchPaper(

						TenMuToPt( pJobSetup->mnPaperWidth ),

						TenMuToPt( pJobSetup->mnPaperHeight ) );

				else

					aPaper = String( ByteString( aPaperTab[ pJobSetup->mePaperFormat ].name ), RTL_TEXTENCODING_ISO_8859_1 );

               }