Borderless printing on canon 610 snow leopard?

Whether I use canon's easy print or print from Photoshop or print from quark, I just don't seem to be able to coax borderless printing out of the 610. I printed my Xmas cards last year borderless; this year, zilch. What have I forgotten to do, do you think?

used the 4350 driver and it worked

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See this link for a solution:
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Version 3.05 of CAPT lists the following Canon printers as supported models.
LBP9100Cdn
LBP7200C series
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LBP5100
LBP5050 series
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LBP3310
LBP3300
LBP3250
LBP3150
LBP3108
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LBP3018
LBP3010
LBP3000
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If this new driver does not work with the LPB2900 then another solution would be to have an old Windows XP computer connected to the LBP2900 and then use the following procedure to print to it from the Mac.
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My iMac is connected to a Brother printer. I have Snow Leopard 10.7.3 As of yesterday, when I try to print a PDF it prints as a blank black page. Does anyone know how to correct this so that the PDF will print as I see it on screen?

My iMac is connected to a Brother printer. I have Snow Leopard 10.7.3 As of yesterday, when I try to print a PDF it prints as a blank black page. Does anyone know how to correct this so that the PDF will print as I see it on screen?

If you are running Mac OS X 10.7.3 then you have Lion installed, not Snow Leopard. It's probably not important to this discussion, but something you should be aware of.
What application are you printing the PDF files from? Have you tried opening the PDF file using the Preview application that can be found in the Applications folder? Does the issue still occur? Have you tried other PDF files from a different source?
Another poster in the following discussion thread reported that this method resolved their black blank PDF issue when viewing (and presumably printing) PDF files from Safari.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3890509?start=0&tstart=0
This solved my question by mcbuffy on Apr 20, 2012 11:29 AM
There's a solution if you want to see the PDF inside Safari's window :
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This recently started after upgrading to Snow Leopard.
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I've tried completly removing printer, reinstalling (IP based), drivers etc etc I even resetted the printing system (right clicking and reseting in the printers list).
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I had the same problem not being able to print to Dell 1320c after upgrading to Snow Leopard. Here is a work around for the Dell 1320c printer to work on Mac with Leopard 10.6.2
Do not use the printer driver from Dell. Delete the Printer Setup from your Mac.
Locate Mac Driver Suitable for 10.5 (Version 1.7) at http://www.fujixeroxprinters.com.au/en/support/Downloads.aspx?product=5452&categ ory=5726
Double click the icon to install after it downloads. It should create file DPC525AAPv17x5.dmg. When the install is finished you can delete the installer.
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Click the + to add a printer.
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Name the printer "Dell Color Laser 1320c" or whatever you'd like to call it.
For Print Using select: FX
Next select FX DocumPrint C525 A-AP v1.7 in the box below.
On the next screen you must select 250 Sheet Feeder as an option. Otherwise it will only be able to manual feed.
Click Ok.
Go to Print something, File... Print... but don't click the Print button yet.
Under Pages: go to the Drop Down and select Fuji Xerox Features.
Find the Paper Source Drop Down and select Tray 1 (250 sheets),
then go up to Presets: Drop Down above and select Save As...
and under Preset Name, type Standard-1, leave This Printer Only and click OK.
Now you can click the Print button. This will set the Dell 1320c printer to print from the document tray and not try to manually feed all the time.
Anyway, that's the work around to use the Dell 1320c Color Laser printer under Mac OS Snow Leopard 10.6.x.
Hope this helps!
Good Luck
P.S. I guess eventually Dell might come out with an updated driver, but don't hold your breath...

How to get existing (Dlink) printer servers working with Snow Leopard

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Canon LBP5100 & snow leopard

Upgraded to snow leopard and now my canon LBP5100 printer is not working.
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I was about to buy a Canon LBP 5100 when I came across murmurings about Mac OS compatibility, so I googled and found myself here. I phoned and also emailed Canon support and got a very rapid email response (full marks for that, at least, Canon), telling me the same as the phone guy told me:
+Dear Mr. MacArthur,+
+Thank you for contacting Canon.+
+Please be advised the printer driver for Mac OS X 10.5 should work for Mac OS X 10.6 however we can not guarantee this and unfortunately we have no exact date for when a 10.6 driver would be released therefor I would advise you to check our website regularly.+
+http://software.canon-europe.com/software/0034595.asp?model=+
+I hope this information is of use to you. If you have any other queries, or need any other information, please do not hesitate to reply directly to this email, keeping all previous history. Alternatively you can call us on the number below quoting your ticket number from the subject bar of this email so that we can locate your case history quickly.+
+Kind Regards,+
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Print to PDF - using Snow Leopard (Saving a PDF file when printing is not supported. Instead, choose

i have a PDF form that i created that is used as a custom proposal that my company sends out to potential clients. the form in its editable state is only used internally. we recently upgraded to snow leopard, but prior to the upgrade, we were able to fill the custom proposal form out using adobe reader, and, as you well know, we weren't able to save that edited document as a PDF with the custom form fields filled out. our work around using adobe reader was to print to a pdf using the adobe pdf printer in the printer dialog. with the addition of snow leopard, however, instead of choosing the adobe pdf printer, we were to choose PDF from the bottom left corner, then Save As PDF, and it would spit out an uneditable pdf that then allowed us to email it to the potential client without them being able to edit it as well as have an internal, digital copy for our records instead of having lots of paper floating around (i know this is also doable using security that disallows the client certain editing privileges, but printing to a pdf is much quicker and more efficient, and the pdf security isn't really that secure at its best).
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http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/509/cpsid_50981.html
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using acrobat, however, i know that i can save the editable pdf as a new file with the fields customized as i have left them, but it still saves it as an editable pdf and the print to a pdf option still remains the best option...that way we have digital copies internally that are uneditable that can be printed at any time or emailed to the client.
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A simple way is to flatten the form fields, which converts the field appearances to regular page contents. You can do this with JavaScript or PDF Optimizer (Advanced > PDF Optimizer > Discard Objects > Flatten form fields). A very nice script that adds a custom menu item can be found here: http://www.uvsar.com/projects/acrobat/flattener/

Unable to print to HP printer in CS4 Photoshop - Snow Leopard iMac

3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo/OSX.6/4gigRAM/1TerabyteHD/CS4 Design Premium/ cheap HP Deskjet D1520 Printer.
I have installed the HP Drivers from the original SnowLeopard install of the iMac, yesterday.
I have downloaded and installed from Apple the HP Drivers for Snow Leopard.
I have downloaded and installed from Apple the HP Drivers for Leopard.
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TheBlackXacto wrote:
3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo/OSX.6/4gigRAM/1TerabyteHD/CS4 Design Premium/ cheap HP Deskjet D1520 Printer.
I have installed the HP Drivers from the original SnowLeopard install of the iMac, yesterday.
I have downloaded and installed from Apple the HP Drivers for Snow Leopard.
I have downloaded and installed from Apple the HP Drivers for Leopard.
I have rebooted endlessly.
No drivers appear in printer set-up except for my Epson Perfection 1260 Photo Scanner.
Using HP Printer Utility does not recognize any print drivers I have installed in the past two days.
I tried using CUPS from the free source group and this printer is not supported in their list.
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Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
John R
Sorry but your post says that you downloaded HP drivers from Apple, not HP. Be careful with the information you provide if you want an accurate answer.

HP Instructions for Printing and Scanning Under Snow Leopard

HP has posted instructions for Snow Leopard users for printing, faxing, and scanning on HP printers.
While the scan button (and installed HP printer management software) may no longer work on the printer, you can still scan if you go through the Preview or Image Capture programs on your Mac to access the scanner.
I tried it on my HP Officejet Pro 8500 wireless printer that was unable to scan after upgrading to Snow Leopard, and it worked.
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Hope this helps some of you. It worked for me.

You can download VueScan as a trial without paying for it unless you want to.
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Hello all,
I hope someone can help me. I am going really nuts with my printing. Every print I do at the moment is really dark! It doesn't matter if I turn on / off color management or not. If I use profiles or not. If I export from LR and use the preview app and print from there the prints are ok.....
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Epson Profile from the Epson US website
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Please help
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To Jao:
You won't get the very best output, but it might be worthwhile trying - certainly cheaper than buying a whole new printer.
Now that was a good call. It worked quite - as in English quite, rather than American quite - well setting the driver to expect an AdobeRGB image. Much better than any other combination that I have tried. Does it solve the problem? Probably not; and reading your post I don't believe it was meant to. As said earlier I am now on course for a replacement printer. My only hurdle is uncertainty as to which will work in a SL/Adobe future. The lunacy of all this is that I could go out today and buy - direct from Epson, or any of their UK dealers - a natural replacement for my R800. Its called the R800, and if you click on the Epson UK inkjet printers page, there it is at £243.70.
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I know that this one is not easy, and thanks in advance for any info!
RogerG

RTP wrote:
I know that this one is not easy, and thanks in advance for any info!
here's an interesting thread http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2133770&start=0&tstart=0

Kodak apple talk printer to TCP/IP Snow Leopard

Hi!
Did anybody try to connect using TCP/IP to a Kodak Apple Talk old printer (example 8650 PS)?
I tried JP Socket and LPD, with an IP different than my computer (last three numbers), using postscript generic software and communication is not completed, it says printer paused.
I had a similar problem with my GCC Elite and using after the IP added 3300 the printer worked perfect.
Any work around for this Kodak?
Any help will be appreciated.
Happy Holidays!

jrm19 wrote:
Did anybody try to connect using TCP/IP to a Kodak Apple Talk old printer (example 8650 PS)?
Welcome to Apple's discussion groups.
Snow Leopard has apparently dropped support for AppleTalk. Check this Web page for advice:
http://gigaom.com/apple/how-to-resurrect-your-appletalk-printer-in-snow-leopard/

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Some of the previous users had success when they restarted after deleting the /Library/Printers/EPSON and /Library/Caches/Epson folders. You might also try deleting the /Library/Cache folder. There is a solution posted from someone at Epson:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10909012#10909012
Substitute 2880 for RX580:
Make sure that you have completely removed the Stylus Photo RX580 driver, then install the new driver from System Update:
1. Power off the printer
2. Open System Pref. and Print/Fax
3. Highlight the RX580 printer
4. Click on the ""-"" sign
5. Close Print and Fax
6. Open your Mac's Hard Drive
7. Open the Library Folder
8. Open Printer and delete the EPSON Folder
9. Open the PPDs folder find the Epson Stylus Photo RX580.gz and delete the file
10. Close the PPD and the Printer folder
->11. In the Library folder, open the Caches Folder
->12. Delete the Epson folder
->13. Restart the Mac
14. Power on the printer
15. Click on the Apple Icon and System Update
16. Follow the directions to install the new driver
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