Print with 10.9 on Canon CLC 11xx Via ColorPass Z800?

I would like to ask if above is possible?
(Because of difficulties printing with 10.6.8,
the white borders around the printed areas went big,
I went back to 10.6.6
Today my iPad doesn't join 10.6.6 anymore
that is why I would like to install 10.9.)
Thank you

There is no driver for the Z800 for 10.9. But I'm pretty sure there wasn't one for 10.6 either, so you were either using the Generic Postscript driver, which would explain the large margins, or a driver for some other model of ColorPASS (or Fiery).
EFI does have a generic driver called Fiery Express which you can download from EFI. Note that you will have to register first to be able to access any driver.

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I have deleted and re-installed the printer countless times.
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My experience is with CS2 on OS 10.3.9 and 10.4.11, so this may have changed in CS3, or 10.5....
Setup a custom paper size for your printer.
This can be accessed from within the InDesign Print window.
File > Print
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Printer: pulldown menu (if not already selected)
Click
Page Setup... at the bottom left
Click
Settings and then select
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New, name the style, define the paper size and printable margins, and save it.
Click OK to exit the page setup.
In the InDesign Print Window, Click on
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HTH
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holtsch wrote:
Ah, sorry, I missed that when reading your reply. Probably should have re-read it. However, I have just made a test-print from TextEdit with the "Grayscale Printing" checkbox enabled - and I'm still getting precisely the same ugly, greenish result.
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After many tries I decided to post my question.
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Hello and welcome to Apple Discussions.
Your problem is being caused by the Canon driver. It cannot be used when the printer is connected to the USB port of a 3rd party print server, or if shared by Windows.
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Is there a way to print from ipad 4 to a non AirPrint printer?
I have a Canon Pixma MP 620 wifi which works fine with my PC but I don't want to buy a new printer.
Is there an app for this or adaptors which could work?
Thank, Ric

Printopia is another option but be aware that since these solutions effectively act as a print server and AirPrint receiver, they require a computer to be running on the same WiFi network.
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(click image to enlarge if needed)
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Usually posted problems with the Pro9000 are poor colour matching ones, I don't recall a sizing problem before.
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Anybody has any problems with installing and printing with canon lbp6650dn?

hi,
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computer's connected to the printer with USB. both the computer and the printer show no error, but whenever i try to print a document it starts printing jumbld letters and numbers that look like programme codes. moreover, it prints around 20 pages for a 1-page document. does anybody know what the problem might be? i am not sure whether there is something wrong with the computer's settings or the printer's. it's the first time installing a printer is giving me such a hard time. any help would be much appreciated.
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Try reseating your memory. Sometimes this occurs when the RAM is not seated all the way in the slot.
You could also boot from your 1st install disk while holding down the D key. Then run the diagnostics on your MacBook.
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Row 1
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Row 2
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Row 3
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Row 4
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Urgently restore a backup of the registry.
Urgently do not use the word 'urgently' in a forum of volunteers.
Also it can not be urgent, as Forms 4.5 dates from the Flintstone age, and probably isn't even certified on XP.
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