On 02/02/2010, at 12:58 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
Yes, if you remember when we talked I said there were basically three ways
you could set up your printer, the Parallels manual probably explains this
better than I did:
There are three basic ways to set up printing in a virtual machine. You
Hi Graeme,
Glad to hear you finally got it working
A USB was not enabled and all is now fine
I assume you mean that a USB controller on the VM was not enabled -that is
interesting - Does this mean that you now have the printer connected as a
USB device, rather than as a Bonjour printer or as
Hi Neil
It is now very interesting that you raise this as after the fix I could print
in Windows but could not print in Apple until I had closed Windows down
I had not expected that.
I guess it is not really a problem as generally I will only be in Windows when
doing some MYOB work
Graeme
On
Hi Graeme,
Yes, if you remember when we talked I said there were basically three ways
you could set up your printer, the Parallels manual probably explains this
better than I did:
There are three basic ways to set up printing in a virtual machine. You can:
Share any of the printers
Well, interesting the things you find out in this sort of exercise:
on 2/2/10 12:58 PM, Neil Houghton at n...@possumology.com wrote:
snip
Whereas for a Bonjour printer (approach 2 on another VM) I see:
Port name(s): http://NRH-iMac27.local:631/printers/Canon_iP4000
snip
When my post
I would be grateful for advice from members assisting me in connecting
above to a G4/400 PowerBook using the ethernet connection.
TIA
Tony Wilson
At the end of last week I saw on Versiontracker that HP had released an
updated printer driver (2.3.1) for use under OS X 10.2.x 10.3, and being
the eager person I am I promptly downloaded and installed the new software.
Next day I go to print something, and a dialog box comes up saying that the
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Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 01:11:29 +0800
Subject: HP Printer Users Beware
From: Daniel Claire Forsdyke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At the end of last week I saw on Versiontracker that HP had released
We have an iMac with 64 Mg RAM. It runs the Epson 670 printer well.
Recently we bought a HP psc 1210. This copies, scans and prints.
But it prints at about one page a minute.
The copier function of the HP is fine but memory seems to be the problem. I
have bumped the Virtual RAM to 300 and still
Hi Group
you may recall over a week ago I had difficulty with 2 HPsi mx printers
outputting in only lo-res. Well I finally solved it through HP support.
They were a little slow but we got there. They have a new support
address on http://ap.compaq.com.sg/support/home/index.asp for any
other
Thanks Bob
yes I have been on the HP support pages downloaded all the current
drivers, visited the help forums, search their sites for every possible
key word but to no avail. I'm thinking of calling it a day. Too many
hours wasted getting no where.
regards Eugene
On Thursday, August
OfficeWorks have an HP 3325 inkjet printer going out for $49 GST inc
which is less than HP's wholesale price. The ink cartridges alone have
a wholesale price of $58 before GST so at this price it is a bargain.
Plug'n'play in OS X great little printers.
Keith Palmer
Zytech Marketing Pty
I've just done a web search and they vary from about $70 - 105 inc GST
in Oz and one UK mob has them at £94 save £5!
I've a nearly dead 930c. I know the 3325 is a base model but how would
the colour definition compare, all things being considered?
Reg
On Friday, August 15, 2003, at 01:37
We've got a new HP LaserJet 2200dn network printer running off an
iMac on OSX.2. It refuses to print Acrobat .pdf files. I've tried
getting the latest driver from
http://welcome.hp.com/country/au/eng/drivers.html but it doesn't even
mention the Mac platform for this series. I've tried the
Courtesy of Macintouch,
follow url to Apple Knowledge base Article
Bob
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=32147
, 2002, at 07:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2002 22:40:26 +0800
From: John Currie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: re Harvey Norman HP Printer
I don't wish to preempt next week's mailer but you may see a HP Mac
compatible inkjet printer for $69 including USB cable
Another point no one has mentioned: It pays to check out the price of
the in carts before you buy the printer. HP carts cost in the range of
$70-90 each. Compare this to Epson carts at around $40-50. Admittedly,
you won;t find anything anywhere comparing the capacity of the carts,
but it makes me
On Sunday, December 8, 2002, at 04:03 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:
Another point no one has mentioned: It pays to check out the price of
the in carts before you buy the printer. HP carts cost in the range of
$70-90 each. Compare this to Epson carts at around $40-50.
Admittedly,
you won;t find
We have a fairly simple and cheap parallel Laser printer on my
husband's PC, which I use for contract work documents, and he uses for
his lecturing notes. We've only replaced the toner once in two years,
and it cost $40. Have spent about a million (slight exaggeration) on
inkjet cartridges in
Thank you Erik !
You omitted to say that you have it up and working in what MacOS ?
Bob
Erik Hecht wrote:
Hi All,
Just picked up an HP Deskjet 3420 at Harvey Norman in Osbourne Park
for $79 . Anyone looking for a cheap, good quality printer might wanna
check this out : )
Erik
-- The WA
I just purchased one @$79.00. There begins the problem. I am
running 8.6 on the iMac I want to hook it up to and it requires at
least OS9. It also comes sans cable...another $20.00.
It is still a deal though and I now have to figure a cheap way of
upgrading the system from 8.6 to OS9.
Any
Norman HP Printer
Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2002 11:44:35 +0800
I just purchased one @$79.00. There begins the problem. I am
running 8.6 on the iMac I want to hook it up to and it requires at
least OS9. It also comes sans cable...another $20.00.
It is still a deal though and I now have to figure a cheap way
I don't wish to preempt next week's mailer but you may see a HP Mac
compatible inkjet printer for $69 including USB cable!
On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 11:44 AM, KEVIN Lock wrote:
I just purchased one @$79.00. There begins the problem. I am
running 8.6 on the iMac I want to hook it up to
I don't wish to preempt next week's mailer but you may see a HP Mac
compatible inkjet printer for $69 including USB cable!
Does that mean we have reached the point where it's cheaper to throw
out the printer and buy a new one than to replace the ink cartridges?
Have fun,
Shay
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Hi Bob and All,
I have it up and working in OS X Jaguar. It comes with drivers for
pre 10.1 OS X but if you are using 10.1 or 10.2 you need to get the
updated drivers from the HP website. Easy.
On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 10:04 AM, Bob Howells wrote:
Thank you Erik !
You omitted to
Sorry I should also mention that OS 9 drivers are also included in the
box.
On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 12:44 PM, Erik Hecht wrote:
Hi Bob and All,
I have it up and working in OS X Jaguar. It comes with drivers for
pre 10.1 OS X but if you are using 10.1 or 10.2 you need to get the
I don't wish to preempt next week's mailer but you may see a HP Mac
compatible inkjet printer for $69 including USB cable!
Does that mean we have reached the point where it's cheaper to throw
out the printer and buy a new one than to replace the ink cartridges?
Have fun,
Shay
Yes we have
I raised this very issue, last year, with the ACCC. I mentioned that the
price of the ink in ink-cartridges works out to at least $900.00 per
litre*, and I suggested that the manufacturers of printers are colluding
in fixing the price of ink-cartridges at artificially high levels. The
response
Hi All,
Just picked up an HP Deskjet 3420 at Harvey Norman in Osbourne Park
for $79 . Anyone looking for a cheap, good quality printer might wanna
check this out : )
Erik
From Macintouch today:
Hewlett Packard released Version 2.0f of its Mac OS X inkjet printer
drivers for the Deskjet 350, 640, 800-series with on-printer USB ports,
900-series, 1125c, 1220c-series, cp1160-series, cp1170 series,
cp1700-series, 3320-series, 3420-series, 3820-series, 6120-series,
From Macintouch today:
Hewlett Packard released Version 2.0f of its Mac OS X inkjet printer
drivers for the Deskjet 350, 640, 800-series with on-printer USB ports,
900-series, 1125c, 1220c-series, cp1160-series, cp1170 series,
cp1700-series, 3320-series, 3420-series, 3820-series, 6120-series,
Hi Guys
It appears HP have been busy of late!
I just checked out the HP driver downloads to find that my printer
(Deskjet 640C) has finally got a driver for Mac OSX. It also appears
that a number of other HP printers now have new driver software - so it
might be worth a check!!
Just
Daniel and other WAMUGgers
Daniel wrote:
Hi Guys
It appears HP have been busy of late!
I just checked out the HP driver downloads to find that my printer
(Deskjet 640C) has finally got a driver for Mac OSX. It also appears
that a number of other HP printers now have new driver software - so
On 6/5/02 2:42 PM, Reg Whitely [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about Epson drivers, particularly Stylus Colour 740, and 800
with ethernet card?
I've got one of each here and can not yet print from OS X.
Regards
Reg
Hi Reg (and others)
You might want to have a look at the following
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