#Canon printer driver for mac 10.9 how to
#Canon printer driver for mac 10.9 mac os x
#Canon printer driver for mac 10.9 pdf
#Canon printer driver for mac 10.9 install

I am using A4 paper, have the back of the printer set to A4, the tray is set to A4 and EVERYTHING in OSX set to A4. Problem is, when i try to print i get the error 'Specified paper is incorrect'.

#Canon printer driver for mac 10.9 install

I grabbed the driver DMG listed here (much thanks to dirtymouse) and the install went fine. Just bought a LBP3300 with hopes of making it work on either OSX or Parallels (running XP).

I'm currently in Japan using OSX 10.5 on a MacBook.

#Canon printer driver for mac 10.9 pdf

all i know is written above :)Дirtymouse - 'fix a troubled Mac' - troubleshooting PDF

#Canon printer driver for mac 10.9 how to

PS: i don't work for Canon, i can't read Japanese, and i don't know how to do this on a windows PC. Other printer models made by Canon also exist here: If you have and it's working, please let me know. I have not tested this with Leopard (10.5). If it doesn't appear, you will need to reinstall. Library/Printers/Canon/CAPT/Profile/Device/LBP3000 You can verify that it exists at this location (top level, not users Library). If the Print using pop-up menu does not automatically select CAPT Printer or LBP3000, You will need to make sure the software was correctly installed.

#Canon printer driver for mac 10.9 mac os x

My server (10.4.8) uses 'CAPT Printer' and My own Mac (10.4.10) uses 'LBP3000' so i can only guess that the names changes with different Mac OS X versions. It either appears if software installation was successful. The pop-up menu at the bottom, titled: 'print using' should automatically select 'LBP3000'. If it doesn't appear, check that your Print Server Mac can still see/connect to the printer (refer Step 4) Select the LBP3000 (Shared Printer) from the list.

(the software forces a restart, so save your work first) Install the same software on your client (non print server) Mac as in Step 1, Do a test print from the Printer Server that is physically connected to the printer.Д®nable Printer Sharing, System Prefs > Sharing > Tick/enable Printer Sharing. Verify that your new USB connected printer is working. The pop-up menu at the bottom, titled: 'print using' should automatically select 'CAPT Driver'. If it doesn't appear, disconnect USB cable and reconnect. Go to Printer Setup Utility (located /Applications/Utilities/Printer Setup Utility) and click the 'add printer' icon in the toolbar. Turn ON the Printer, Connect to Mac via the USB port/cable Install the software on your desired print server Mac. Here are the extensive step by step instructions. Quite a few people keep asking how to Printer Share this Printer.

If you're looking for an excellently cheap printer, I can now seriously recommend the LBP-3000. PS: Japanese language skills are not required, just press the default button(s) when installing.

My insanity has now gone, and I can now terminate that unnecessary relationship with Virtual PC for good! After this mild digression, you have full printer functionality and setup options (including toner usage), all in English, and it's nice and fast. The installer is in Japanese, and it quits all applications and requires a restart, and requires you to manually setup the printer using the System Preferences. I've tested it with LBP3000 on 10.4.5 (directly and via Printer Sharing). Software support: 10.2.8 thru to 10.4.4 (in English) This is not the Linux CUPS version, it is the full LBP CAPT driver made by Canon themselves. After months of frustration of having to use Virtual PC running Windows XP in order to print to the Canon LBP 3000, I've finally discovered that Canon has indeed (albeit silently to the whole world) released a CAPT printer driver that works without the ridiculous requirement of having to have the Japanese version of OS X installed.