setting up printing on MACBOOK PRO problems..
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Re: setting up printing on MACBOOK PRO problems..
If you're going to buy a Mac, make sure it's at LEAST OS X 10.7 or higher. Anything lower you might be using a G3, G4 or G5 processor instead of an Intel CPU. If you get anything older than 8-10 years old, if something craps out on it you'll have a hard time getting it fixed. Once Apple says "end of life", most Mac repair places treat that as Gospel!Comment
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Re: setting up printing on MACBOOK PRO problems..
i got to "terminal"
figured it out and pinged machine and got the macbook tp set up wth PS3 driver so i guess last time they were on a different network..
Enabled CUPS on one I set up last time and still trying to figure out how to set up tray 3 for heavy
stock"which it is already on copier" or be able to choose tray 3.
I set up a lenovo M32 I had laying around did it on that one and left it for now.
But THey like the shiney apple even though they dont need it to print house listings..Comment
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Re: setting up printing on MACBOOK PRO problems..
thanks.
i got to "terminal"
figured it out and pinged machine and got the macbook tp set up wth PS3 driver so i guess last time they were on a different network..
Enabled CUPS on one I set up last time and still trying to figure out how to set up tray 3 for heavy
stock"which it is already on copier" or be able to choose tray 3.
I set up a lenovo M32 I had laying around did it on that one and left it for now.
But THey like the shiney apple even though they dont need it to print house listings..
Apple computers are their own thing, that's for sure.
1: Install Drivers.
2: Add Printer manually
3: Launch CUPS to configure printer.
It's almost like they don't want you to make any changes to their system.....LOL~~
Here's a pretty easy to follow walkthrough on changing print preferences on Macs.....
Selecting Basic Print Settings - Mac OS X
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Re: setting up printing on MACBOOK PRO problems..
There problem is they dont know their way around a MAC and expect me to be their guide.
They just want to make $$$$$$$..And perception out there is MACS will work for every application...
Its just a grind one must push thru....I rather be rebuilding fuser units and machines than be IT guy...Comment
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Re: setting up printing on MACBOOK PRO problems..
I prefer to get new tools with a guarantee if possible. But anyway, it depends on you, if it's a good Mac with good quality performance, then I would say that you can take a used one. Especially if you don't have a lot of money to buy a new MacBook. But if I were you, I'd take a closer look at options from other companies thecursedcrusade.com. You can find a better-performing laptop that will suit your price point to get it new. And besides, if portability isn't the most important thing to you, opt for a pc.Comment
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