Re: passing of Bill Parker

[Michael Hawkins]

Ronni, 

Bill was Dr Bill Parker, our member as well as being a member of two bush fire 
brigades, the West Australian Rowing Club, Perth Morris Men (you may have seen 
him dance in the Hay Street Mall)  and The Red Sea Pedestrians Klezmer Band.

Larger than life and never unkind.

Regards,

Michael Hawkins

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> On 25 Feb 2017, at 9:08 am, Ronni Brown  wrote:
> 
> I don’t think this is our member, and I certainly hope I’m right.
> Our Bill is Dr Bill Parker
> RENEW - Scientific and Technical writing & editing in energy and resources.
> 
> Hopefully Bill will respond to the list Gary!
> 
> Ronni
> 
>> On 25 Feb 2017, at 8:05 am, gdorn@me  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Wamug
>> This may a notice of WAMUGS Bill Parker passing away.
>> If not my apologies
>> 
>> https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1744507319196872=19128610156
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Another good man gone. Vale (Dr) Bill Parker, renaisance man,...
>> Bill sat at the back of his school class in UK and couldnt see a thing so 
>> considered not too bright. Later, the miracle of glasses. and Dr Bill 
>> Parker, microbiologist, self taught musician to performance standard, folk 
>> dancer, rowing coach, sustainable house designer and goodness knows what 
>> else and a hell of a lot of fun to share adventures with in 'The Red Sea 
>> Pedestrians"... We rehearsed every Saturday afternoon for months to develop 
>> a sound and style and a playlist, with Bill and David Hoffman combing 
>> through hundreds of Klezmer recordings and folk songs , transcribing to 
>> written music ( usually printed on the back of used documents of a dubious 
>> nature) then a unique Jewish or Academic style of struggle for the best 
>> result whereby everyone was equal and stood up powerfully for their view or 
>> ideas and yet no one was insulted and inclusion in the group as a peer was a 
>> given. A powerful result developed and we performed at The Oz concert, 
>> various arts council or city council "concerts in the park", at some amazing 
>> weddings, a couple of Bar Mitzvahs, music festivals including Nannup, 
>> Fairbridge, Bridgetown Rhapsody, Kulcha Club, live recording for the ABC 
>> etc, We started out thinking it would be Jewish weddings and Bar Mitzvahs 
>> but developed into a 40 minute show act where we came on and played a "show" 
>> of great music with a non stop flow between pieces. Melanie Jones 
>> transferred her bush dance calling skills across to teaching audiences folk 
>> dances from Jewish and Russian roots which was hugely popular. Bill had a 
>> wickedly surprising sense of humour that went down a treat. One of our early 
>> gigs was a huge wedding in a marquee on Bindoon farm, Son of leading Jewish 
>> family marries daughter of major Italian restaurant family ... so we added 
>> in a suite of Italian songs and the joy and dancing at the wedding was 
>> amazing and we kept the italian and latin stuff in the play list, along with 
>> Jazz crossovers derived from Klezmer.
>> Going to the big shows or festivals with the band was good for our family as 
>> the band was just one of many good acts on the programme so we got to enjoy 
>> the whole show, have trips away, hear and see things we otherwise would not 
>> have thought of. Reuben used to come with me often to the Saturday afternoon 
>> rehearsals and I reckon he saw a model there of how hard you can work at 
>> knocking a band into shape. <1f642.png>:-)
>> So now Bill is gone and David has sent this to the West Australian death 
>> notices.
>> "Suddenly Monday night, our founding band member, clarinetist, transcribing 
>> musician, farmer, Perth Morris Man, scientist and friend. Bill, there was so 
>> much more you longed to do. Mel, Paul, David and all Red Sea Pedestrians 
>> Klezmer Band members
>> Regards,
>> David Hoffman "
>> For me, there is of course the sense of loss and of compassion for those 
>> closest to Bill, but also very strongly a great reminder and a realisation 
>> of how fortunate I have been to share so much creativirty and enjoyment with 
>> such people as Bill and everyone in that crazy band.
>> chow
>> 
>> gary dorn
>> gd...@mac.com
>> 
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Re: passing of Bill Parker

[Michael Hawkins]

Yes, sadly, Bill died in his sleep a fortnight ago tomorrow, very unexpectedly 
but due to a blood clot.

His funeral was an open air affair yesterday, near the lake in Manning Park, 
Spearwood. His coffin was made of wickerwork and the Morris Men of Perth formed 
a guard of honour while his coffin was escorted from the hearse by members of 
two volunteer fire brigades from the hills.

At the conclusion of the service The Red Sea Pedestrians played as Bill was 
wheeled back to the hearse. Bill had been a member of the group.

A man of many parts, he used to run his four wheel drive on fuel he made from 
fat collected from fish and chip shops. He also ran it on fuel he made from 
chook manure.
For some reason Toyota I think it was rejected a warranty claim on either the 
fuel pump or the injector system (I can't remember which).

Bill was a scientist who worked in the field of microbiotics. He was involved 
in a company which floated relatively recently, Protomeics International, which 
is developing a market in India, amongst other places. Tests it has developed 
can predict the probability of various illnesses well in advance of symptoms 
becoming apparent.

I miss Bill and his irreverent sense of humour.

Michael Hawkins

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> On 25 Feb 2017, at 8:05 am, gdorn@me  wrote:
> 
> Hi Wamug
> This may a notice of WAMUGS Bill Parker passing away.
> If not my apologies
> 
> https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1744507319196872=19128610156
> 
> 
> 
> Another good man gone. Vale (Dr) Bill Parker, renaisance man,...
> Bill sat at the back of his school class in UK and couldnt see a thing so 
> considered not too bright. Later, the miracle of glasses. and Dr Bill 
> Parker, microbiologist, self taught musician to performance standard, folk 
> dancer, rowing coach, sustainable house designer and goodness knows what else 
> and a hell of a lot of fun to share adventures with in 'The Red Sea 
> Pedestrians"... We rehearsed every Saturday afternoon for months to develop a 
> sound and style and a playlist, with Bill and David Hoffman combing through 
> hundreds of Klezmer recordings and folk songs , transcribing to written music 
> ( usually printed on the back of used documents of a dubious nature) then 
> a unique Jewish or Academic style of struggle for the best result whereby 
> everyone was equal and stood up powerfully for their view or ideas and yet no 
> one was insulted and inclusion in the group as a peer was a given. A powerful 
> result developed and we performed at The Oz concert, various arts council or 
> city council "concerts in the park", at some amazing weddings, a couple of 
> Bar Mitzvahs, music festivals including Nannup, Fairbridge, Bridgetown 
> Rhapsody, Kulcha Club, live recording for the ABC etc, We started out 
> thinking it would be Jewish weddings and Bar Mitzvahs but developed into a 40 
> minute show act where we came on and played a "show" of great music with a 
> non stop flow between pieces. Melanie Jones transferred her bush dance 
> calling skills across to teaching audiences folk dances from Jewish and 
> Russian roots which was hugely popular. Bill had a wickedly surprising sense 
> of humour that went down a treat. One of our early gigs was a huge wedding in 
> a marquee on Bindoon farm, Son of leading Jewish family marries daughter of 
> major Italian restaurant family ... so we added in a suite of Italian songs 
> and the joy and dancing at the wedding was amazing and we kept the italian 
> and latin stuff in the play list, along with Jazz crossovers derived from 
> Klezmer.
> Going to the big shows or festivals with the band was good for our family as 
> the band was just one of many good acts on the programme so we got to enjoy 
> the whole show, have trips away, hear and see things we otherwise would not 
> have thought of. Reuben used to come with me often to the Saturday afternoon 
> rehearsals and I reckon he saw a model there of how hard you can work at 
> knocking a band into shape. <1f642.png>:-)
> So now Bill is gone and David has sent this to the West Australian death 
> notices.
> "Suddenly Monday night, our founding band member, clarinetist, transcribing 
> musician, farmer, Perth Morris Man, scientist and friend. Bill, there was so 
> much more you longed to do. Mel, Paul, David and all Red Sea Pedestrians 
> Klezmer Band members
> Regards,
> David Hoffman "
> For me, there is of course the sense of loss and of compassion for those 
> closest to Bill, but also very strongly a great reminder and a realisation of 
> how fortunate I have been to share so much creativirty and enjoyment with 
> such people as Bill and everyone in that crazy band.
> chow
> 
> gary dorn
> gd...@mac.com
> 
> 
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Re: passing of Bill Parker

[Ronda Brown]

Bill's funeral was yesterday.
Posted at: 
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1744507319196872=19128610156
"Bill' s funeral farewell at the big park in Spearwood 2.30 Friday, and we of 
his old band "The Red Sea Pedestrians" are getting together to play him off."

Ronni

> On 25 Feb 2017, at 10:29 am, Ronda Brown  wrote:
> 
> Sadly I've been told that this is “our” Bill.
> I don't know any details as to funeral service. Perhaps the person who 
> informed me of the terribly sad news might post to the list.
> 
> My sincere condolences to Bill's family and friends.
> R.I.P Bill 
> 
> Kindest regards,
> Ronni
> 
> Sent from Ronni's iPad4
> 
> 
>> On 25 Feb 2017, at 9:08 am, Ronni Brown  wrote:
>> 
>> I don’t think this is our member, and I certainly hope I’m right.
>> Our Bill is Dr Bill Parker
>> RENEW - Scientific and Technical writing & editing in energy and resources.
>> 
>> Hopefully Bill will respond to the list Gary!
>> 
>> Ronni
>> 
>>> On 25 Feb 2017, at 8:05 am, gdorn@me  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Wamug
>>> This may a notice of WAMUGS Bill Parker passing away.
>>> If not my apologies
>>> 
>>> https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1744507319196872=19128610156
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Another good man gone. Vale (Dr) Bill Parker, renaisance man,...
>>> Bill sat at the back of his school class in UK and couldnt see a thing so 
>>> considered not too bright. Later, the miracle of glasses. and Dr Bill 
>>> Parker, microbiologist, self taught musician to performance standard, folk 
>>> dancer, rowing coach, sustainable house designer and goodness knows what 
>>> else and a hell of a lot of fun to share adventures with in 'The Red Sea 
>>> Pedestrians"... We rehearsed every Saturday afternoon for months to develop 
>>> a sound and style and a playlist, with Bill and David Hoffman combing 
>>> through hundreds of Klezmer recordings and folk songs , transcribing to 
>>> written music ( usually printed on the back of used documents of a dubious 
>>> nature) then a unique Jewish or Academic style of struggle for the best 
>>> result whereby everyone was equal and stood up powerfully for their view or 
>>> ideas and yet no one was insulted and inclusion in the group as a peer was 
>>> a given. A powerful result developed and we performed at The Oz concert, 
>>> various arts council or city council "concerts in the park", at some 
>>> amazing weddings, a couple of Bar Mitzvahs, music festivals including 
>>> Nannup, Fairbridge, Bridgetown Rhapsody, Kulcha Club, live recording for 
>>> the ABC etc, We started out thinking it would be Jewish weddings and Bar 
>>> Mitzvahs but developed into a 40 minute show act where we came on and 
>>> played a "show" of great music with a non stop flow between pieces. Melanie 
>>> Jones transferred her bush dance calling skills across to teaching 
>>> audiences folk dances from Jewish and Russian roots which was hugely 
>>> popular. Bill had a wickedly surprising sense of humour that went down a 
>>> treat. One of our early gigs was a huge wedding in a marquee on Bindoon 
>>> farm, Son of leading Jewish family marries daughter of major Italian 
>>> restaurant family ... so we added in a suite of Italian songs and the joy 
>>> and dancing at the wedding was amazing and we kept the italian and latin 
>>> stuff in the play list, along with Jazz crossovers derived from Klezmer.
>>> Going to the big shows or festivals with the band was good for our family 
>>> as the band was just one of many good acts on the programme so we got to 
>>> enjoy the whole show, have trips away, hear and see things we otherwise 
>>> would not have thought of. Reuben used to come with me often to the 
>>> Saturday afternoon rehearsals and I reckon he saw a model there of how hard 
>>> you can work at knocking a band into shape. <1f642.png>:-)
>>> So now Bill is gone and David has sent this to the West Australian death 
>>> notices.
>>> "Suddenly Monday night, our founding band member, clarinetist, transcribing 
>>> musician, farmer, Perth Morris Man, scientist and friend. Bill, there was 
>>> so much more you longed to do. Mel, Paul, David and all Red Sea Pedestrians 
>>> Klezmer Band members
>>> Regards,
>>> David Hoffman "
>>> For me, there is of course the sense of loss and of compassion for those 
>>> closest to Bill, but also very strongly a great reminder and a realisation 
>>> of how fortunate I have been to share so much creativirty and enjoyment 
>>> with such people as Bill and everyone in that crazy band.
>>> chow
>>> 
>>> gary dorn
>>> gd...@mac.com
>>> 
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Re: passing of Bill Parker

[Ronda Brown]

Sadly I've been told that this is “our” Bill.
I don't know any details as to funeral service. Perhaps the person who informed 
me of the terribly sad news might post to the list.

My sincere condolences to Bill's family and friends.
R.I.P Bill 

Kindest regards,
Ronni

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> On 25 Feb 2017, at 9:08 am, Ronni Brown  wrote:
> 
> I don’t think this is our member, and I certainly hope I’m right.
> Our Bill is Dr Bill Parker
> RENEW - Scientific and Technical writing & editing in energy and resources.
> 
> Hopefully Bill will respond to the list Gary!
> 
> Ronni
> 
>> On 25 Feb 2017, at 8:05 am, gdorn@me  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Wamug
>> This may a notice of WAMUGS Bill Parker passing away.
>> If not my apologies
>> 
>> https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1744507319196872=19128610156
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Another good man gone. Vale (Dr) Bill Parker, renaisance man,...
>> Bill sat at the back of his school class in UK and couldnt see a thing so 
>> considered not too bright. Later, the miracle of glasses. and Dr Bill 
>> Parker, microbiologist, self taught musician to performance standard, folk 
>> dancer, rowing coach, sustainable house designer and goodness knows what 
>> else and a hell of a lot of fun to share adventures with in 'The Red Sea 
>> Pedestrians"... We rehearsed every Saturday afternoon for months to develop 
>> a sound and style and a playlist, with Bill and David Hoffman combing 
>> through hundreds of Klezmer recordings and folk songs , transcribing to 
>> written music ( usually printed on the back of used documents of a dubious 
>> nature) then a unique Jewish or Academic style of struggle for the best 
>> result whereby everyone was equal and stood up powerfully for their view or 
>> ideas and yet no one was insulted and inclusion in the group as a peer was a 
>> given. A powerful result developed and we performed at The Oz concert, 
>> various arts council or city council "concerts in the park", at some amazing 
>> weddings, a couple of Bar Mitzvahs, music festivals including Nannup, 
>> Fairbridge, Bridgetown Rhapsody, Kulcha Club, live recording for the ABC 
>> etc, We started out thinking it would be Jewish weddings and Bar Mitzvahs 
>> but developed into a 40 minute show act where we came on and played a "show" 
>> of great music with a non stop flow between pieces. Melanie Jones 
>> transferred her bush dance calling skills across to teaching audiences folk 
>> dances from Jewish and Russian roots which was hugely popular. Bill had a 
>> wickedly surprising sense of humour that went down a treat. One of our early 
>> gigs was a huge wedding in a marquee on Bindoon farm, Son of leading Jewish 
>> family marries daughter of major Italian restaurant family ... so we added 
>> in a suite of Italian songs and the joy and dancing at the wedding was 
>> amazing and we kept the italian and latin stuff in the play list, along with 
>> Jazz crossovers derived from Klezmer.
>> Going to the big shows or festivals with the band was good for our family as 
>> the band was just one of many good acts on the programme so we got to enjoy 
>> the whole show, have trips away, hear and see things we otherwise would not 
>> have thought of. Reuben used to come with me often to the Saturday afternoon 
>> rehearsals and I reckon he saw a model there of how hard you can work at 
>> knocking a band into shape. <1f642.png>:-)
>> So now Bill is gone and David has sent this to the West Australian death 
>> notices.
>> "Suddenly Monday night, our founding band member, clarinetist, transcribing 
>> musician, farmer, Perth Morris Man, scientist and friend. Bill, there was so 
>> much more you longed to do. Mel, Paul, David and all Red Sea Pedestrians 
>> Klezmer Band members
>> Regards,
>> David Hoffman "
>> For me, there is of course the sense of loss and of compassion for those 
>> closest to Bill, but also very strongly a great reminder and a realisation 
>> of how fortunate I have been to share so much creativirty and enjoyment with 
>> such people as Bill and everyone in that crazy band.
>> chow
>> 
>> gary dorn
>> gd...@mac.com
>> 
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Re: passing of Bill Parker

[Ronni Brown]

I don’t think this is our member, and I certainly hope I’m right.
Our Bill is Dr Bill Parker
RENEW - Scientific and Technical writing & editing in energy and resources.

Hopefully Bill will respond to the list Gary!

Ronni

> On 25 Feb 2017, at 8:05 am, gdorn@me  wrote:
> 
> Hi Wamug
> This may a notice of WAMUGS Bill Parker passing away.
> If not my apologies
> 
> https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1744507319196872=19128610156
>  
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Another good man gone. Vale (Dr) Bill Parker, renaisance man,...
> Bill sat at the back of his school class in UK and couldnt see a thing so 
> considered not too bright. Later, the miracle of glasses. and Dr Bill 
> Parker, microbiologist, self taught musician to performance standard, folk 
> dancer, rowing coach, sustainable house designer and goodness knows what else 
> and a hell of a lot of fun to share adventures with in 'The Red Sea 
> Pedestrians"... We rehearsed every Saturday afternoon for months to develop a 
> sound and style and a playlist, with Bill and David Hoffman combing through 
> hundreds of Klezmer recordings and folk songs , transcribing to written music 
> ( usually printed on the back of used documents of a dubious nature) then 
> a unique Jewish or Academic style of struggle for the best result whereby 
> everyone was equal and stood up powerfully for their view or ideas and yet no 
> one was insulted and inclusion in the group as a peer was a given. A powerful 
> result developed and we performed at The Oz concert, various arts council or 
> city council "concerts in the park", at some amazing weddings, a couple of 
> Bar Mitzvahs, music festivals including Nannup, Fairbridge, Bridgetown 
> Rhapsody, Kulcha Club, live recording for the ABC etc, We started out 
> thinking it would be Jewish weddings and Bar Mitzvahs but developed into a 40 
> minute show act where we came on and played a "show" of great music with a 
> non stop flow between pieces. Melanie Jones transferred her bush dance 
> calling skills across to teaching audiences folk dances from Jewish and 
> Russian roots which was hugely popular. Bill had a wickedly surprising sense 
> of humour that went down a treat. One of our early gigs was a huge wedding in 
> a marquee on Bindoon farm, Son of leading Jewish family marries daughter of 
> major Italian restaurant family ... so we added in a suite of Italian songs 
> and the joy and dancing at the wedding was amazing and we kept the italian 
> and latin stuff in the play list, along with Jazz crossovers derived from 
> Klezmer.
> Going to the big shows or festivals with the band was good for our family as 
> the band was just one of many good acts on the programme so we got to enjoy 
> the whole show, have trips away, hear and see things we otherwise would not 
> have thought of. Reuben used to come with me often to the Saturday afternoon 
> rehearsals and I reckon he saw a model there of how hard you can work at 
> knocking a band into shape. <1f642.png>:-)
> So now Bill is gone and David has sent this to the West Australian death 
> notices.
> "Suddenly Monday night, our founding band member, clarinetist, transcribing 
> musician, farmer, Perth Morris Man, scientist and friend. Bill, there was so 
> much more you longed to do. Mel, Paul, David and all Red Sea Pedestrians 
> Klezmer Band members
> Regards,
> David Hoffman "
> For me, there is of course the sense of loss and of compassion for those 
> closest to Bill, but also very strongly a great reminder and a realisation of 
> how fortunate I have been to share so much creativirty and enjoyment with 
> such people as Bill and everyone in that crazy band.
> chow
> 
> gary dorn
> gd...@mac.com 
> 

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passing of Bill Parker

[gdorn@me]

Hi Wamug
This may a notice of WAMUGS Bill Parker passing away.
If not my apologies

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1744507319196872=19128610156



Another good man gone. Vale (Dr) Bill Parker, renaisance man,...
Bill sat at the back of his school class in UK and couldnt see a thing so 
considered not too bright. Later, the miracle of glasses. and Dr Bill 
Parker, microbiologist, self taught musician to performance standard, folk 
dancer, rowing coach, sustainable house designer and goodness knows what else 
and a hell of a lot of fun to share adventures with in 'The Red Sea 
Pedestrians"... We rehearsed every Saturday afternoon for months to develop a 
sound and style and a playlist, with Bill and David Hoffman combing through 
hundreds of Klezmer recordings and folk songs , transcribing to written music ( 
usually printed on the back of used documents of a dubious nature) then a 
unique Jewish or Academic style of struggle for the best result whereby 
everyone was equal and stood up powerfully for their view or ideas and yet no 
one was insulted and inclusion in the group as a peer was a given. A powerful 
result developed and we performed at The Oz concert, various arts council or 
city council "concerts in the park", at some amazing weddings, a couple of Bar 
Mitzvahs, music festivals including Nannup, Fairbridge, Bridgetown Rhapsody, 
Kulcha Club, live recording for the ABC etc, We started out thinking it would 
be Jewish weddings and Bar Mitzvahs but developed into a 40 minute show act 
where we came on and played a "show" of great music with a non stop flow 
between pieces. Melanie Jones transferred her bush dance calling skills across 
to teaching audiences folk dances from Jewish and Russian roots which was 
hugely popular. Bill had a wickedly surprising sense of humour that went down a 
treat. One of our early gigs was a huge wedding in a marquee on Bindoon farm, 
Son of leading Jewish family marries daughter of major Italian restaurant 
family ... so we added in a suite of Italian songs and the joy and dancing at 
the wedding was amazing and we kept the italian and latin stuff in the play 
list, along with Jazz crossovers derived from Klezmer.
Going to the big shows or festivals with the band was good for our family as 
the band was just one of many good acts on the programme so we got to enjoy the 
whole show, have trips away, hear and see things we otherwise would not have 
thought of. Reuben used to come with me often to the Saturday afternoon 
rehearsals and I reckon he saw a model there of how hard you can work at 
knocking a band into shape. :-)
So now Bill is gone and David has sent this to the West Australian death 
notices.
"Suddenly Monday night, our founding band member, clarinetist, transcribing 
musician, farmer, Perth Morris Man, scientist and friend. Bill, there was so 
much more you longed to do. Mel, Paul, David and all Red Sea Pedestrians 
Klezmer Band members
Regards,
David Hoffman "
For me, there is of course the sense of loss and of compassion for those 
closest to Bill, but also very strongly a great reminder and a realisation of 
how fortunate I have been to share so much creativirty and enjoyment with such 
people as Bill and everyone in that crazy band.
chow

gary dorn
gd...@mac.com



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Re: Printer set up

[Ronda Brown]

Hi Jennifer,

Looks like you might need this CUPS Printer Driver.
TS5000 series CUPS Printer Driver Ver.16.10.1.0 (Mac)
About the driver
(Standard)This driver will provide full printing functionality for your 
product. 

Procedures for the download and installation 1. Download the file. For the 
location where the file is saved, check the computer settings. 2. Double-click 
the downloaded file and mount it on the Disk Image. 3. Double-click the mounted 
Disk Image. 4. Double-click the packaged file in the folder. Installation 
starts automatically. 

https://www.canon.com.au/printers/pixma-ts5060/support?option=drivers

Cheers,
Ronni
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> On 24 Feb 2017, at 11:51 pm, Stephen Chape  wrote:
> 
> Hi Jennifer.
> May require a printer driver upgrade ?
> Check the Cannon website for driver downloads.
> Not sure but that would be may direction.
> 
>> On 24 Feb 2017, at 5:37 pm, Jennifer Lefroy  
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Since upgrading to Sierra on my iMac, my printer is not connected. It is a 
>> Cannon TS5060.  I have tried unsuccessfully to set up for Sierra, with 
>> wireless connection. It gets as far as Step 2 "searching for printer on 
>> network" and then reverts to the Printer selection list.  I have checked 
>> that the correct printer is selected in Preferences. 
>> 
>> Does anyone have a suggestion?
>> 
>> Thank you,
>> Jennifer 
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[Stephen Chape]

Hi Jennifer.
May require a printer driver upgrade ?
Check the Cannon website for driver downloads.
Not sure but that would be may direction.

> On 24 Feb 2017, at 5:37 pm, Jennifer Lefroy  wrote:
> 
> Since upgrading to Sierra on my iMac, my printer is not connected. It is a 
> Cannon TS5060.  I have tried unsuccessfully to set up for Sierra, with 
> wireless connection. It gets as far as Step 2 "searching for printer on 
> network" and then reverts to the Printer selection list.  I have checked that 
> the correct printer is selected in Preferences. 
> 
> Does anyone have a suggestion?
> 
> Thank you,
> Jennifer 
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Printer set up

[Jennifer Lefroy]

Since upgrading to Sierra on my iMac, my printer is not connected. It is a
Cannon TS5060.  I have tried unsuccessfully to set up for Sierra, with
wireless connection. It gets as far as Step 2 "searching for printer on
network" and then reverts to the Printer selection list.  I have checked
that the correct printer is selected in Preferences.

Does anyone have a suggestion?

Thank you,
Jennifer
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