>>>I have turned off alot of extensions Including >>>something called: "High Sierra File Access" among other strange sounding >>>units. >> >>Nice one. Now try reading a CD. ;-) > >Hi Martin: > >You made this comment re: extensions I had turned off in the OS9 system >folder that might be affecting my ability to print in Classic. > >I just wanted to confirm with you that I needn't have any CD/DVD related >extensions turned on in this folder when I will not be reading CD's in >Classic - the only OS 9 program I even have installed is Emailer and I >was counting on using OSX for all other computer functions.
It was "a throwaway comment" as I seem to recall that "High Sierra File Access" has to do with reading certain CDs. Let's not mess about. Type this into Google search: define:High Sierra OK, it's an obsolete file format so you can safely trash it. >Everything seems to be functioning pretty well - except for my inability >to print in Classic - either on my laptop or my iMac desktop. (The iMac >has nothing turned off or trashed as it has a large HD and there is no >need quite yet to saving space.) If you are not running "Tiger" that may be the reason for printing problems. I seem to recall reading that Tiger sorted out printing problems by routing Classic printing through the OSX driver - but my own memory wasn't supplied by "Crucial" so I may have gotten that wrong! ;-) Martin ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
