>From: Tannis Baker > >I go to the Chooser each time and select the only printer >there. It does not move into the space on the right when I do if that >means anything. (It doesn't on my iMac either.)
This means that your printer was not found. It's not switched on. It's not connected. It's connected to a port that's not recognised (i.e. not USB). It's connected via a USB hub that's not supported. The driver is out of date for the MacOS. >My computer is set up for file and printer-sharing on OSX (through an >ethernet/router) Ah. I have a feeling that works only in "Tiger". Try connecting the printer direct. >I have turned off alot of extensions that don't Including >something called: "High Sierra File Access" among other strange sounding >units. Nice one. Now try reading a CD. ;-) Martin ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
