{"_widget":{"name":"grid-stack","data":{"width":"1-2","align":"left","breakpoint":"m","alternate":true,"gutter":true,"gutter_vertical":"default","divider":false,"panel":true,"content_align":false,"animation_media":"none","animation_content":"none","media":true,"image_width":"auto","image_height":"auto","media_border":"none","media_overlay":"none","overlay_animation":"fade","media_animation":"scale-up","title":false,"content":true,"social_buttons":false,"title_size":"h2","text_align":"left","link":false,"link_style":"button","link_text":"Read more","badge":false,"badge_style":"badge","badge_position":"panel","link_target":false,"class":""}},"items":[{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/10\/Kyocera_2.png","options":{"media":{"width":607,"height":352,"type":"image"}},"content":"<p>Kyocera joins the others in allowing you to change print job settings at devices.<\/p>\n<p>Kyocera users will be able to:<\/p>\n<ul>\n<li>Switch from single to duplex printing<\/li>\n<li>Switch prints from colour to black and white<\/li>\n<li>Change charging accounts<\/li>\n<li>Change the number of copies<\/li>\n<\/ul>","title":"Print job settings become available to Kyocera devices"}],"random":0,"parse_shortcodes":1,"_fields":[]}