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Universal Print: Integration with macOS General Availability

Universal Print: Integration with macOS General Availability

Universal Print’s integration with macOS is now generally available for commercial cloud customers, enabling printing from macOS devices. Customers should download the “Universal Print” client version 1.0.3 or newer from the Mac App Store. Rollouts for GCC and GCC-High are expected to complete by early 2025. The rollout of Universal Print macOS integration is now complete and all commercial cloud customers can now enjoy printing from their macOS devices to Universal Print. Please refer to the public documentation for additional details on how to setup your environment and macOS clients. Customers will need to download version 1.0.3 or newer of the “Universal Print” client from the Mac App Store. For GCC and GCC-High customers, the rollout is still in progress and is expected to complete in early 2025. This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 124785 When this will happen: General Availability (Worldwide): Rollout is complete. General Availability (GCC): Rollout is in progress and expect to complete by early 2025. General Availability (GCC High): Rollout is in progress and expect to complete by early 2025. How this will affect your organization: For admins who have users using macOS client devices, you can now leverage your Universal Print deployment for both Windows and macOS clients, simplifying your print infrastructure even further. What you need to do to prepare: To get ready, follow the information in the documentation linked in this message to see how the current deployment supports macOS clients. Message ID: MC961763

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