Leopard is working out well for me with the Z3100 -- no problems yet.
I did have a problem with my ColorEyes display profiling software on Leopard -- they didn't have the ability to control the display directly. Yesterday they released a fix. It didn't make a noticeable difference in my display profile. The color was spot on and is still spot on.
I have to say that TimeMachine in Leopard is a winner. I got a cheap 1Tb drive accessed via a eSATA card for backups -- amazing! I run XP, Vista, Ubuntu and Leopard blows them all away. Buy Leopard. It's the best money you will ever spend.
John Anderson
Thanks John. Please keep us posted about Leopard. I haven't installed it yet. john --- In [email protected], John Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I was able to upgrade to latest firmware on Leopard. The print drivers > do indeed appear to be part of the OS distribution, so you don't need > to install any software for the printer -- a nice improvement. > > So far so good. > > To see the Color Center and calibration tools go to: > > System Preferences -> Print & Fax -> Choose Z3100 -> Open Print Queue - > > Utility -> HP Color Center -> Calibrate your printer. > > Also, when printing from Photoshop, when you print you'll get > Photoshops dialog first, then choose Print... to get the Mac print > dialog. Don't forget to open the disclosure triangle to reveal all the > Z3100 specific print options. > > John > > On Nov 9, 2007, at 8:56 AM, tho3hite wrote: > > > I upgraded my Z3100 to the latest firmware and driver package this > > week. Like many Mac OS > > Leopard users I am having problems with the driver. Color Center and > > calibration tools are > > gone among other problems. > > > > Has anyone had any experiences rolling back the firmware and driver > > settings to earlier > > versions? > > > > Thomas > > > > > > >
