I believe that for my printer (Epson 6400), had a built in Driver ...
but I guess I'll find out. If I have to, I'm sure I can dig up the CD
somewhere in my den.
Thanks,
Dean
Oh, BTW, I now have a new iMac G5, 2Ghz computer sitting in my house.
Darcy, et al, let me run down what I think will be the process of
data exchange, and please let me know if I'm missing something.
1 connect two computers via FireWire
2 boot up old iMac
3 make sure the pre-installer from MM is on the Desk Top (important or
not, I don't know?)
4 boot up new G5
5 when prompted, upload data from old to new
6 start playing with new G5, cry when things don't work, and ask you
more stupid questions
On Aug 2, 2005, at 10:54 AM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
On 02 Aug 2005, at 1:23 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
You will have to install your printer drivers from scratch, at least
on my computer they didn't get tranfered.
Johannes,
You only need to reinstall printer drivers if your printer driver
isn't already included in OS X. Most common consumer printers have OS
X drivers built-in.
- Darcy
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