The other thing to watch out for is that part of the job may still be in the print spooler.
What I find works sometimes it to save the file in a different format, then import it to Corel again. Sometimes that cleans up whatever code glitch is there.
There was also a problem between the Epson C86(?) and the Windows spooler a while ago, it caused lockups after the job was printed and either the spooler had to be shut down and restarted or you had to reboot Windows after each printout. Downloading Epson's latest driver finally solved that one. Be sure if you download the new driver you first delete that printer from the system before installing the new one. (A re-boot in between is a safety that is sometimes needed with that particular problem.)
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