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Hey guys!
I have a LaserWriter IIg that I have been using for years. I like it...I want (badly) to keep it. When I bought my G4 years ago...I purchased an Appletalk-to-Ethernet bridge which has served well, and still does. Until now, it seems..... I recently purchased a MacPro that came with Leopard installed (and a Snow Leopard Install disk tossed into the box). I just installed Snow Leopard, and when it rebooted it said that some 'incompatible' software had been removed. Upon deeper investigation, I find that my LWIIg print profile ( which had been setup and worked fine under Leopard) was one of those victims. Now it seems unable to see the LWIIg when I try to set up my print prefs. Advice? HELP! .....sT
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Apple removed the ability to use Appletalk in Snow Leopard.
I think the only 2 choices are go back to Leopard or if you have the G4 still, I think you can use that as a print server. |
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Barring making the LW an IP printer....how do I go about making the G4 into a print server? ......sT
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If I read this discussion correctly, you need to hook the printer up to the G4, make sure it can print fine from it, turn on printer sharing and then add the shared printer on the MacPro.
Apple - Support - Discussions - Using LaserWriter with Snow Leopard ... I share a HP AIO from my Mac to my PC's in the house. Of course that is a USB printer. |
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Works like a dream...thanks. Now....as I am still using a number of Postscript fonts, do I need to keep a fully populated font folder on the G4 (server).....or does that information get sent from the MacPro as part of the Print Job? ....sT
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