Hi everyone,
Like me, if you print some of your own photo's your thoughts sometimes revolve around what is it costing you to print on a photo quality ink jet printer. A recent post by the good folks at Red River Paper have done lots of testing in regards to that question. So this weeks post is sharing with you what I found a very interesting post. "The True Cost of Inkjet Printing" Till Next Time, Happy Clicking Lance
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This post is of a trick I found by accident. A good friend of mine found a NIB Canon i9900 Wide Format printer at a rummage sale for $25.00, knowing that I would love it. He said he looked online and could not find any plugin support for the printer with the current Mac operating systems. After some trial and error like downloading Gimp Print drivers which didn't work well in this case, I went to Canon web site, and its true, there are no print drivers there for anything after 10.6 Snow Leopard. So I figured I'd try downloaded the drivers for 10.6, which I did, and low and behold it worked! Now that was on the Yosemite operating system. When I upgraded to El Capitan, it didn't work again, but tried the same thing and worked again!
So I guess where I'm going with this, is before you give up on an older printer not being supported, try downloading the last version for your operating system. What do you have to lose after all! Till next time Happy Clicking |
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