Yes, Appletalk is turned on. > > >> On my Powerbook, running 10.4.3, when I open the Printer Setup >> Utility and click on the "Add" icon in the toolbar, up pops a >> "Printer Browser" that shows me all the printers available to my >> computer (since I'm on a network, several show up). >> >> On my daughter's iBook, also running 10.4.3, and connected to the >> same network as my Powerbook, when I open the Printer Setup >> Utiltiy and click on the "Add" icon in the toolbar, up pops . . . >> nothing. No "Printer Browser" window, no list of available printers. > > I Appletalk turned on inside the iBook? You won't be able to browse > for Appletalk printers without turning on Appletalk.
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