Dear Listers,
My wife's iMac G5 is currently connected to a Lexmark laser printer
that works fine. She wants me to connect a color printer to the
iMac The problem is, I can't ADD any other printers to this
computer.
I have been talked through the process of adding printers (OS
10.4.11)
Dana Pard, et All
G'day!, many Thanx for noticeing ;-) the chime. Am glad proud,
still-yet to be hangin' here with All of you Good G3-5 folkx..
Nice to hear that you're still around, mate.
A Happy Christmas and New Year season to you and yours.
Ditto! All the Best the Season has to offer,
At 8:53 AM -0500 12/24/2010, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
iMac G5
OS 10.4.11
Canon Pixma MX300.
The iMac sees the new printer and it is listed as being connected to
the Mac via direct USB in System Profiler
Good.
but the iMac can't find the driver that the Canon tech and I
installed and
Fair enough request answers interspersed!
On Dec 24, 2010, at 2:46 AM, Kris Tilford wrote:
Maybe a little more information on your printing setup? Is the
printer (model?) directly connected via USB or on a network?
Samsung CLP 310 --- directly connected, USB no network.
Been working
Have a similar problem after an OS software update. Samsung 1750 and my Epson
R320 would not print, they were seen but no joy when it came time to print. I
downloded the latest drivers from each manufacturer, trashed the old
prefs/drivers, reinstalled, restarted and they worked again. Good
Greetings,
I just upgraded my MDD dual 867mhz with 1.5gb ram to OS 10.5.8. Now
I am running out of memory. I have a 30gb harddrive dedicated solely
to system and it is completely used up. When I first started with
Leopard, I had over 5gb of memory space left on the hd, now I have
none. What
Jonas Ulrich wrote:
Yep. Modem indeed. As a person who just recently got cable internet,
I'm very familiar with Apple's modems.
Thanks all... I knew it had to be something I wasn't using since both
machines work. ;-)
Cheers,
Drew
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On Dec 24, 2010, at 3:18 PM, Stro wrote:
What can I do to regain the space,
Apple recommends 4GB freespace as a MINIMUM for Tiger or newer, and
more is better.
I'd buy a bigger HD, they're cheap now. Remember you need an ATA/IDE
(also called PATA now), NOT a SATA (unless you also buy an
At 1:18 PM -0800 12/24/10, Stro wrote:
MDD dual 867mhz with 1.5gb ram to OS 10.5.8. Now I am running out
of memory. I have a 30gb harddrive dedicated solely to system and
it is completely used up. When I first started with
Leopard, I had over 5gb of memory space left on the hd, now I have
ok, here's a question I've had for awhile now
You know when you get firewire cables or usb cables or audio cables, you see
those big black plastic cylinder things on the cord about 2 inches from the end
of the cable? what are they?
Jeff Engle
Kamiah, Idaho 83536
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Those are Ferrite Ring Filters. They are designed to help cut down on
interference. Here is a link to some of the do it yourself types.
http://www.camera2000.com/en/2-lots-tdk-clip-on-emi-rfi-filter-snap-around-ferrite.html
On 12/24/2010 4:49 PM, Jeffrey Daile Engle wrote:
ok, here's a
Thank you for that informative answer:-) Jeff
On Dec 24, 2010, at 3:13 PM, Jason Brown wrote:
Those are Ferrite Ring Filters. They are designed to help cut down on
interference. Here is a link to some of the do it yourself types.
All of a sudden yet another new movie file format *.YES
What is this one and who can play it. It was a dl via Real, but now Real can't
or won't play it.
JML
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On Dec 24, 2010, at 5:43 PM, Jonas Lopez wrote:
All of a sudden yet another new movie file format *.YES
Where did you encounter this filetype?
There doesn't seem to be any .yes filetype, movie or otherwise.
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I believe I may have located the problem!!
Looked at the printer --- it's a 315, NOT a 310
(was a replacement from Samsung for a 310)
Downloading the correct driver package as I write this. Installation
will tell.
Results later.
Chuck
On Dec 24, 2010, at 12:29 PM, Charles Davis wrote:
Those act as binders to keep the pairs of audio cables together, they also help
you, the user to know by touch when you are at the end of a cable or set of
cables.
From: Jeffrey Daile Engle macgu...@gmail.com
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
Sent: Fri, December
Hi,
Most people already covered the basics, larger HD, clean caches, etc but one
nasty thing leopard does out of the box that I don't think anyone mentioned is
it downloads software updates in the background and takes up a bunch of space
with their installer files until you do software update.
Dear Listers,
I forgot to include this fact:
The file was auto dl from a site and given the name *.YES.
When I went to play it the following came on screen:
Can not play with Quicktime 7.6.4 version.
I am running 10.4.11, G4, QT 7.6.4 which is the last version.
Any ideas?
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Well, hopes dashed!
The 315 uses the 310 drivers. download and install of current
files did NOT show any improvement.
Chuck
On Dec 24, 2010, at 6:44 PM, Charles Davis wrote:
I believe I may have located the problem!!
Looked at the printer --- it's a 315, NOT a 310
(was a
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