NO Driver for Z6100 42" for OS 10.10.... what do I do !

So I have recently bought a new mac after my windows based laptop died. I am trying to install the Z6100 using the ethernet cable as it has no wireless or usb connection. I can not find a driver anywhere for the new (over 6 months old now) OS 10.10 ? Can some one help me please as I am truely stuck !

Hi Shane, The only thing i can think of is downloading the driver package from apple. Link:https://support.apple.com/kb/DL907?locale=nl_NL I could see here that for you printer there is a print driver available.So please go to the link and download the complete driver package. Install this package and you should be able to print. Hopefully this helps. Bas Pootjes

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