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1. CANON PRINTER DRIVERS MAC SNOW LEOPARD MAC OS X
2. CANON PRINTER DRIVERS MAC SNOW LEOPARD INSTALL
3. CANON PRINTER DRIVERS MAC SNOW LEOPARD DRIVER
4. CANON PRINTER DRIVERS MAC SNOW LEOPARD SOFTWARE

The Canon PIXMA iP4000R drivers are included in a default installation of Mac OS X Leopard.Especially for those installing a wireless printer but facing an empty list for "Canon IJ Network", here's what I've written down after installation of a PIXMA iP4000R on 10.5 Leopard, a long time ago: Check out his workaround here.Not 10.6 specific, but just for the archives. It seems that Snow Leopard applies some correction to your image before it gets to the printer, which makes it difficult to get a completely uncorrected print for the purpose of calibration.

UPDATE: Mark Dubovoy at Luminous Landscape has identified an additional print-related problem with Snow Leopard: if you want to print out a calibration target for your printer, you’ll have to use a tricky workaround. Once I’d gone through every machine, I went back through all of the client machines and added the shared printer. Again, this only worked if I did the operation in an Admin account. The only fix that I was able to find was to delete the printer on each client machine, and then connect the printer to each computer, add the printer as a USB device, and then move on to the next computer.

CANON PRINTER DRIVERS MAC SNOW LEOPARD DRIVER

However, even with Rosetta and the driver installed on each client machine, when I went to print, I didn’t see any of the normal 2400 options in the print dialog box, and when I printed, I got lousy results with oversaturated color, and bad artifacting. To allow the lab of twenty Macs to all have access to the printer, I enabled Printer Sharing on the Mac that the printer is connected to. Instead, the printer queue will simply open and close very quickly. If Rosetta is not installed, the Mac will appear to print normally, but nothing will ever be sent to the printer.

First, you’ll want to be sure that all of the normal driver options are there, and then you’ll want to ensure that the print actually happens.

CANON PRINTER DRIVERS MAC SNOW LEOPARD SOFTWARE

When it comes time to select software for the printer, you do not want to use the R2400 Gutenprint option. I found that the driver installation was more reliable if I installed from an account with Admin privileges.

CANON PRINTER DRIVERS MAC SNOW LEOPARD INSTALL

First install Printer Driver 6.57, then run the Common Updater. Now you’re ready to install the Epson drivers. It’s a fairly quick installation, and it doesn’t require a restart. Get your Snow Leopard disk and find the Optional Installs package. Unfortunately, the Epson installer doesn’t trigger this mechanism, so you’ll need to install it from scratch. Instead, any time you try to run a program that needs Rosetta, you’ll get a dialog box that lets you start a Rosetta installation. However, Snow Leopard does not install Rosetta by default. Rosetta is the emulator that allows your Intel-based Mac to run PowerPC software, and it’s required by the Epson drivers. However, before you install either of these, you’ll need to make sure that Rosetta is installed on your Mac. And if you want to use Printer Sharing, you’ll need to jump through a few additional hoops.įirst off, you’ll need to download Printer Driver version 6.57 and the Common Updater. It turns out that, despite Epson’s release of a Snow Leopard-compatible R2400 driver, you may have trouble getting the printers to work with your Snow Leopard-based Macs. However, once I tried to get the two Epson R2400’s working, things got far more complicated. I didn’t think much of this as I set up the computers, figuring it was nice to have an OS more stable than Leopard. Apple generously loaned the computers, and when I unboxed them, I found that they were all running the latest version of Snow Leopard (10.6.1). For the last couple of weeks I’ve been leading a workshop built around a lab of twenty 20″ iMacs.