Printing from the Macintosh

1. Pull down the Apple menu and select Control Panel.
2. If you are using MacOS 7.5.2 or below, select Network. If you are using MacOS 7.5.3 or above, select Appletalk.
3. Check to see that Connect via: Ethernet is selected.
4. Open the Chooser from the Apple menu and select the print driver. Postscript printers generally use Laserwriter 8 or an HP print driver that is available from the Hewlett-Packard Web site at: http://www.hp.com/
5. If you can see multiple Appletalk zones in the left-hand menu, select the one on which your printer resides. If you can see only one zone, your printer appears in the top right-hand window of the Chooser.
6. Select your printer in the top right-hand window of the Chooser.
7. Click on the Setup... button if you want to change your default printer settings.
8. Close the Chooser. You should now be able to print to the network printer.

1. Open the Desktop Printing Utility. It is located in the :Apple Extras:Apple LaserWriter Software folder.
2. In the first window, select Printer (LPR) and click the OK button.
3. A new window opens. At the top of the window, you can either double-click the printer icon named Generic or click the Change button next to it and select a custom PPD file.
4. In the Internet Printer section, you can either double-click the printer icon named <> or click the Change button next to it to enter the printer's IP address and print queue name. Click the Verify button to confirm that you have typed your IP address correctly.
5. Save the printer setup by selecting Save from the File menu. You should now be able to print to the network printer.