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1. PRINTERS THAT WILL WORK WITH MAC OS 8.6 HOW TO
2. PRINTERS THAT WILL WORK WITH MAC OS 8.6 MAC OS X
3. PRINTERS THAT WILL WORK WITH MAC OS 8.6 MAC OS
4. PRINTERS THAT WILL WORK WITH MAC OS 8.6 DRIVERS

Make sure you save it on your desktop and not somewhere else. A Save dialog will appear, which lets you save the new desktop printer. If IP and queue name are entered correctly, click on OK. If this message doesn't appear, either the IP address or the queue name is wrong and you need to correct this. A text should appear saying "The printer is located at:" followed by the IP address you entered. Ignore the colon after the name and the path starting with ///.Ĭlick on the Check button. In my case, the queue name is Stylus_DX6000. Now click on Modify and enter the IP address of the machine the printer is physically connected to. (If not LPR, close the window and start again). The bottom half should be labelled Select LPR Printer. If not, click on Modify and click on the Generic button in the next dialog window. The top half should contain an icon for the Postscript Printer Profile Document (PPD). Asked by Julius D Flag as inappropriate Will this work with an iMac 2013 Actual Version is macOS Catalina 10.15.4. Choose Printer (LPR) in the list labelled "Choose desktop printer type".Ī new window Untitled 1 appears. Will this work with an iMac 2013 Actual Version is macOS Catalina 10.15.4. LaserWriter 8 is selected by default and is my only choice.

PRINTERS THAT WILL WORK WITH MAC OS 8.6 MAC OS

One of the lines is: device for Stylus_DX6000: ///dev/nullNow, I open Desktop Printer Utility in Mac OS 9. To try to troubleshoot, I downloaded this version and indeed the js call to the web service to load the label file fails.

In the terminal, I get a list of printer. I had a working service using 8.5.3 on my local windows machine and had users report that the web printing does not work with this 8.6.1 version (8.6.700.0 according to control panel).

PRINTERS THAT WILL WORK WITH MAC OS 8.6 MAC OS X

This hint works perfectly with my Epson DX6050, connected to a PowerMac G3 B&W, running Mac OS X 10.4.11 (Tiger), and shared with another PowerMac G3 B&W, running Mac OS 9.2.2. This hint will work for any computer that can print via the lpr protocol, not just Mac OS 9. The "Printer Address" is the IP address of your server, and the "Queue" is your USB printer's name.P.S.

Note: If the window doesn't automatically appear, open a Finder window and select Application > Epson Software, and then double-click Epson Connect Printer Setup. The LaserJet itself is connected via a USB-to-parallel cable. Select your product, and then click Next. Connects printer to computer via USB cable, for new Macbook with TYPE C port, please get a USB C to USB B printer cable to connect it. Not for smartphone, tablet and Google Chromebook.

PRINTERS THAT WILL WORK WITH MAC OS 8.6 DRIVERS

Apple has done most of the work: the GimpPrint drivers (now built into Panther) drive the printer and the Ghostscript software (also in Panther) peforms the Postscript interpretation that the printer lacks. Compatible with Windows and MAC OSWorks with both Windows (XP and newer) and Mac OS (10.9 and newer). Nevetheless, this solution allows me to print to the 6P, in Postscript, from any Mac. I have an old LaserJet 6P that was made for Windows: no Postscript, no USB (parallel port instead), no Ethernet, no print server built in. The instructions for setting up cups-lpd on the server are no longer necessary - Panther is already set up to share printers via the lpr protocol.

PRINTERS THAT WILL WORK WITH MAC OS 8.6 HOW TO

Previous hints ( Share a non-PostScript USB printer with OS 9, Access 10.2 shared PostScript printers from OS 9) detailed how to extend Mac OS X's printer sharing with Classic (OS 9) Macs.