Printing, scanning w/ Snow Leopard

Just upgraded to 10.6.6. I have a H-P LaserJet 1200 and an H-P C5580 all in one. I have uses for both printers. I downloaded the new H-P drivers which allow me to use the C5580, but now the LaserJet is offline and I can't get it back. H-P website says the latest drivers are included in 10.6.6.
I would like to have both available at all times like I did before the OS upgrade (10.5.8).
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Thanx

You may need to tell us how you have the LJ1200 connected to the Mac.
If the LJ uses Ethernet to connect to the Mac and you were using AppleTalk on 10.5 then this protocol is no longer supported by 10.6, so you would need to use IP > HP Jetdirect which requires setting an IP address in the printer.
If the LJ is connecting to the Mac via USB then try removing the printer from Print & Fax and then adding it again.

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Print & Scan differences Snow Leopard vs. Lion?

I have an HP Officejet Pro 8500 (A910a) AiO Printer/Scanner. It is connected to my network and accessible to many of our home devices including an iMac, a MacBook Pro, iPads and iPhones (via AirPrint). For the purposes of this topic, I'll refer to it as the HP_8500. My question is about scanning.
The MacBook Pro runs Snow Leopard 10.6.8. When I open System Preferences > Print & Scan, it lists the HP_8500 as one of the printers and lists its name, "Open Print Queue...", "Options & Supplies..." etc. There does not appear to be any way to initiate Scan capabilities from this window. So I must use either Preview or Image Capture to activate the scanner.
The iMac runs Lion 10.7.1. When I open System Preferences > Print & Scan, it lists the HP_8500 same as above, except at the top of the window there are two buttons "Print / Scan" at the top of the frame. So I can easily toggle to Scan to initiate scanning.
Is this in fact a known difference between Snow Leopard and Lion regarding Scanning? In other words, is there a way to get the Print/Scan button in my Print & Scan window under Snow Leopard or not? Or is this only available under Lion?
Thanks.

This change was introduced in Lion. For 10.6, the Print & Scan button as seen in Lion would only occur for USB connected AIOs, and only if an ICA driver was present on the Mac. For networked AIOs, there was the ability to add a separate scanner providing a scanner driver was installed on the 10.6 Mac. Here is the view on my 10.6 Mac showing a Canon MP990 AIO and a Canon LiDE 200 standalone scanner, listed under the heading of Scanners.

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.
HP has posted the printer instructions for Snow Leopard at: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01846935&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en &product=1153481
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.
As for enabling scanning with Image Capture you need the proper driver. As a start I would ask HP's tech support if they can help you get it working. Apple does not write any printer or scanner drivers. They are provided by HP or other printer manufacturers. Apple packages them for distribution with OS X. It's quite possible that the current scanner driver for your model isn't compatible with SL.
If you understand modern technology then you have to appreciate the fact that most things become obsolete within months. This is certainly true of computers and their peripherals. Software developers cannot keep up the pace with the hardware. A two year old printer has been obsolete for more than a year already. Unless HP still sells and manufactures that model, they tend to lose interest with them. SL only arrived in October 2009 which is after your model was released. So HP needed to provide compatible drivers. If they have then perhaps the problem with yours is related to something else, but I don't know what that would be beyond completely uninstalling all the HP software then letting the OS figure out what to install. SL automatically discovered both my printer and scanner, then installed the drivers for each.

A Temporary solution to printing problem with snow leopard

I have an HP Color laserjet 3600 that wouldn't print after installing Snow Leopard. Not only that, but I couldn't print from another mac that had 10.5 on it.
By trial and error, we discovered that if you reset airport by disconnecting and reconnecting the power cable then the printer works.
One word of caution. If you reset airport while in 10.6 - then the machine in 10.6 will print. If you then try to print using a machine with 10.5 - it may not print until you again reset airport.
Hope this helps someone out there.

Hello monsieurpaul and welcome to Apple Discussions.
As strange as it may seem, the error can be caused by the driver. The Canon driver for your model has not been designed to work with mixed networks. It will only work with a direct USB connection to the Mac. When connected to the Dlink router, the driver cannot communicate correctly with the printer and will cause all sorts of errors. Therefore you need to use a CUPS based driver, such as those provided by Gutenprint.
So, I would add the printer queue again, using the same configuration that Windows uses (IP - 192.168.1.3/lp1) but for the Print Using menu, type 3000 and select the entry showing 'Canon PIXMA iP3000 - Gutenprint'.
Hope this helps.
Pahu

Scanning with Snow Leopard

HP Scanner will not initialise with Snow Leopard using iMac or MacBook Pro.
A work around has been found.
Insert a memory stick into the front of the all-in-one HP. I used a 64MB in the MS/DUO slot.
Press scan menu. Select the option--Scan To Memory Card.
Printer should already be connected via USB to the computer.
This should open iPhotos on the computer.
Once the scan is complete, select Import All on the bottom right of iPhotos.
After that the option becomes available to email. Select full size.
The computer then opens client email with the scanned image prepared to email.
Note: Printer function is not affected with the upgrade to Snow Leopard; it is just the scanner which will not initialise.

Thanks. Since it isn't listed at http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10216682#10216682 your work-around might be the only option until it gets included. You might post a query to that thread WRT to the C4100 series machines. The new HP Scan app that comes with my C4200 series machine works.

HP Officejet Pro 8500 Wireless Won't Scan Under Snow Leopard

After installing Snow Leopard, my new HP Officejet Pro Wireless 8500 all-in-one printer won't scan. It delivers the following error message: "No Scan Options - refer to device documentation".
Also, when I attempted to check and adjust scan settings using HP's Scan Destinations program, that program hangs and cannot save any setting changes. Then I have to use "Force Quit" to stop the program from hanging up while saving.
HP's software update reports the printer software is up to date.
It appears there are a ton of printer problems appearing for people after installing Snow Leopard, but I sure would appreciate any help on solutions if someone also has this problem.
Thanks much.

I also just tried connecting my 8500 wireless printer directly via usb and then downloading the HP printer drivers from Apple downloads and reinstalling.
The install hangs nearly forever on the final step, but eventually says the driver install was successful. However, then when connected via usb, I am unable to print. Printing works when you reconnect via the wireless on the 8500.
So connecting via usb and reinstalling HP printer drivers does not solve the issue. And it's puzzling, because the list of supported printers under Snow Leopard lists the Officejet Pro8500 Wireless as supporting both printing and scanning.
Somebody has it wrong.
If this scanning problem continues very long, I may be forced to uninstall Snow Leopard, because my printer is brand new.

Cannot Scan after Snow Leopard Upgrade

After I upgraded to Snow Leopard on my MacBook Pro & Mac Pro, I have not been able to scan from my HP Photosmart 8180 All-In-One printer. The printer works fine and I can connect to the HP for a scan; but, when I try to scan I get the same error during the scan on both computers. I have reloaded the original HP software drivers and made sure they were current prior to the above, so I need some direction on how to proceed.

Here - this might fix it:
* Cause *
This issue might have occurred if you are trying to scan using the previous version HP Software and Drivers or due to the device driver/ software conflicts.
This issue may also occur if the previous version HP Software and Drivers are conflicting with the Generic built-in Drivers that are available in Mac OS X 10.6 or due to the communication error between the Printer and the Mac Computer.
* Information *
The latest HP printer drivers, scan software, and utility for most of HP All-in-One Printers are included in Mac OS X 10.6 by default. So, no need to reinstall or download any HP software for full print, scan and utility functionality.
Scanning: The Scanning interface is now built into Snow Leopard and supported with the Apple Image Capture application. Instructions follow.
NOTE: HP Scan Pro software (from Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5) is not supported in Snow Leopard. The HP icon for HP Device Manager still in the dock after upgrade is not functional and should be removed.
NOTE: Scan support from pushing the Scan button on the printer is not supported with this version of the scan interface built into Snow Leopard. Scan functionality is supported by scanning directly from the computer.
* HP Full Feature Software and Drivers for Mac OS X v10.6
However, in checking the Software and Drivers downloads page for your HP All-in-One Printer, I am glad to see that the latest version (10.3) HP Full Feature Software and Drivers are available to work with Mac OS X 10.6 Operating System for full Print and Scan Features.
Once you install the latest version HP Full Feature Software and Drivers, you can scan using the HP Scan.App application from your Mac Computer running Mac OS X 10.6.
* Resolution *
In order to resolve this issue, I would request you to follow the steps provided below as they are mentioned and let us know the status of this issue.
* Step 1: Uninstall the previous version HP Software and Drivers *
Please follow the steps provided below to uninstall the previous version HP Software and Drivers using the HP Uninstaller:
1. Click on Go > Applications > Hewlett-Packard.
2. Double-click the HP Uninstaller, and then click Continue.
3. Select the product to uninstall, and then click Uninstall.
4. When prompted, enter the Administrator name and Password, and then click OK.
5. Drag any HP series related icons from the desktop to the Trash.
* Step 2: Verify Disk Permissions *
To Verify Disk Permissions, please follow these steps:
1. Click on Go tab from the menu bar at the top.
2. Select Utilities tab.
3. Click on Disk utility.
4. Once the disk utility pops up please select the hard drive and click on Verify Permissions tab.
5. This may take some time to complete as the Mac will try to verify all the permissions for the hard drive.
6. Once the Verify Disk Permission is complete, restart the Mac.
* Step 3: Repair Disk Permissions *
Please follow the steps provided below to repair disk permissions.
1. Click Hard Drive.
2. Click Applications.
3. Click Utilities.
4. Double-click Disk Utility.app.
5. Select the volume or hard drive where the operating system is located.
6. Click the First Aid tab.
7. Click Repair Disk Permissions to run the Disk Permissions Repair utility.
* Step 4: Download and install the HP Full Feature Software and Drivers *
Please visit the following web link and follow the installation instructions to download and install the latest version HP Full Feature Software and Drivers for your HP Printer.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=al-75095-1 &lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=3739150&os=219&lang=en
NOTE: Clicking the link may give an error indicating it is invalid. If this occurs, copy the portion of the address on the remaining line(s) and paste it at the end of the address showing in your browser until the complete address is displayed in the Address box.
* Installation Instructions *
1. Click the Download Only button.
2. When a new pop-up window appears, click on the Save button.
3. Save the file in a desired location.
Note: Make sure the printer is not connected to the computer before running the file.
4. At the end of saving the file, go to the directory where the file was saved and execute it.
Note: File is compressed and may take time to expand and run.
5. Follow any on-screen instructions.
* Scan using the HP Scan.app Software in Mac OS X v10.6
After you install the latest version HP Photosmart Full Feature Software and Drivers successfully, please follow the steps provided below to scan using the HP Scan Software.
1. Click on Go from the top menu bar.
2. Click on Applications.
3. Click on Hewlett Packard Folder.
4. Double-click on HP Scan.App.
5. Click on the Documents and then click on Scan.
6. The scanned output will appear in Scan window and prompts you to scan another page.
7. If there is any other page to scan, then please click on yes otherwise, click on No.
8. In Scan Window, please click on Send option.
9. Select the appropriate destination under the “Choose a Destination, or Task, for Scanned items” to send the scanned output and then click on Send to send the scanned output to the appropriate destination.
* Scanning using the inbuilt Scan Interface
There are three ways to perform scanning using the generic built-in Software and Drivers from your HP All-in-One Printer:
Ø Preview program
Ø Image Capture program
Ø System Preferences > Print & Fax
Important: After you open the scan interface, it is important to select the correct mode (Flatbed or Document Feeder) for the source of the scan image. Your HP All-in-One may have an Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) or a flatbed lid. By default, Document Feeder will be the automatically selected Mode for any devices that have an ADF. You must select Flatbed if you want to scan directly from the glass flatbed and not the Document Feeder.
For more information about Scanning and Image Capture, open the Help menu from Mac OS X 10.6 and type in your question.
Method one: Scan from the Preview application
1. Click the Apple Preview icon in the dock to open the Preview application.
2. From the Preview File pull-down menu, choose Import from Scanner.
3. Choose the HP Photosmart, Officejet, or Deskjet All-in-One.
The scan interface opens. Click Show Details to view settings and options.
Method two: Scan from the Image Capture application
1. In the Applications folder, select and open Image Capture.
2. In the list of devices on the left, click your HP All-in-One.
Networked devices appear in the Shared list.
The scan interface opens. Click Show Details to view settings and options.
Method three: Scan from Print & Fax > Printer browser
1. From the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.
2. Click Print & Fax.
3. In the list of printers on the left side of the dialog, select the HP All-in-One to view the options in the Print & Fax window.
4. Click the Scan tab, and then click Open Scanner.
The Printer Browser window appears.
5. Click the Scan icon at top right of the toolbar to launch scanning.
The scan interface opens. Click Show Details to view settings and options.
Important Gotcha: If the Scan or Print icons do not appear in the Printer Browser window toolbar, you need to delete the current HP printer queue and add a new one, as follows:
1. Close the Printer Browser window to return to the Print & Fax preference pane. Or, go directly to the System Preferences > Print & Fax pane.
2. Select your HP printer in the list on the left.
3. Click the - sign at the bottom of the list to delete the product from the list.
4. Click the + sign at the bottom of the list to add the product back to the list.
5. Select your HP printer, and then click Add to create a new print queue.
The next time you open the Printer Browser window, the Print and Scan icons should appear in the toolbar, providing access to Image Capture.

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Jeffrey Livingston wrote:
I am unable to print wirelessly adobe acrobat 9 pdf files using Snow Leopard. Yet I have no problem printing word documents wirelessly. Adobe techs haven't been able to assist. Hoping someone out there might have a fix.
Jeff
I am able to use Acrobat using a wireless router.
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Get the latest update from Manufacturer. Then go to printer setup utility and remove the current version. ( Do this anyway even if the same version).
Next plug Printer into a direct USB Connection. Now install Driver. Go back to Printer Setup Utility. and add Printer.
Now print a document, to verify printer works.
Now quit application, then shut down Computer.
Now switch usb printer connector from USB connector on computer to USB connector on your router.
Restart Computer.
Now open an application that uses a printer and open a document. go to Printer and Look for the Following:
Disregard the printer I have listed here that's my printer. If you see a Printer like this add to list by choosing the printer.
Now go to Printer Setup verify it has been added. Make it the Default printer.
Now Acrobat "should" be able to print from you printer.
(Please note information is given by an Experienced User of Acrobat. I am not an employee of Adobe.)

Print Manager Failure - Snow Leopard v 10.6.8

My system was upgarded to Snow Leopard (10.6.4) many months ago and my Canon MP970 printer was reinstalled. Even though not a wireless printer my friend got it to work wirelessly. I had not issues. I printed something on October 31 with no issues. When I tried to print something on November 1 - I got the following message:
Error/Print Job Manager failed/System/Library/Printers/Libraries/Print Job Manager/Contents/MAC OS\
I do the software updates all of the time and then also noticed that the version of Snow Leopard changed to 10.6.8.
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The computer recognizes the printer and it says PRINTER READY. But, NOTHING
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As I said. If your version of iWorks is a PowerPC version it will not work on Lion or ML.
Sorry but I have never worked with iWorks, have no idea about the versions of iWorks and or if they are PPC apps or Intel based apps and what versions are what.
If it is a Intel based version it will work on Lion and ML.
If it is a PPC based version it will not work with Lion or ML.

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Hi everybody,
I am setting up a home network, mostly wired, with XP desktop and Macbook Pro (SL) and so far everything is OK except for the printer.
It’s a Canon Pixma IP3000 plugged over USB on a D-link router (604UP) configured as a switch.
* This printer works over the network with any XP computer. All I need is the router IP (192.168.1.3) and the queue name (lp1);
* This printer works over the network with the Macbook on virtual OS (XP on Parallels desktop), same parameters as above;
* This printer works with the Macbook on Snow Leopard when connected over USB (with the latest drivers from Apple BTW);
* This printer doesn’t work over network with the Macbook on Snow Leopard.
I have already tried several fixes and none worked so far. In the “Add printer windows”:
* The default tab shows nothing;
* The Windows tab shows my workgroup and the XP computers and that’s it;
* A manual configuration with the IP tab, using IP “192.168.1.3” and “lp1” for queue stops when I select the printer driver : a small windows pops up a tenth of second and I am brought back to the “select the printer software” list;
* A manual configuration with the Advanced tab using the address smb://192.168.1.3/ip3000 brings back a “NTSTATUS_ACCESSDENIED” error, that’s the best I got right now. I have tried several variant with different printer name or adding the workgroup name in the address, to no effect.
As the printer is connected to a router and not another computer, I don’t have any username or password. Or have I ?
Or it could be something very stupid as I am newb to networking and Mac OS X. Anyway I am lost and I thank you in advance.

Hello monsieurpaul and welcome to Apple Discussions.
As strange as it may seem, the error can be caused by the driver. The Canon driver for your model has not been designed to work with mixed networks. It will only work with a direct USB connection to the Mac. When connected to the Dlink router, the driver cannot communicate correctly with the printer and will cause all sorts of errors. Therefore you need to use a CUPS based driver, such as those provided by Gutenprint.
So, I would add the printer queue again, using the same configuration that Windows uses (IP - 192.168.1.3/lp1) but for the Print Using menu, type 3000 and select the entry showing 'Canon PIXMA iP3000 - Gutenprint'.
Hope this helps.
Pahu

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We found the 10.5 drivers work fine:
http://support.ricoh.com/bb/html/drute/re/model/cl40/cl40en.htm
Just need to move from the old directory:
/Library/Printers/PPDs/Contents/Resources/
To the new directory one level deeper:
/Library/Printers/PPDs/Contents/Resources/en.lproj
Don

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Hello.
I have this silly problem of having an old very good printer, and a very new system. Since my update the printer simply wont print. It gives me a "communication error". Printer Utility is working though ! I can check ink settings, clean the printing heads, but when printing the test page, which is completely EMPTY.
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printing works there, but it is ooooooddly slooooow as well, **** it !!
Any ideas ? Thank you !!
Message was edited by: maringorama

btw, this is how i got to know about the "resetting printer queue" - OFFICIAL EPSON ANSWER:
(sorry for German speaking users only ...)
Bitte gehen Sie in diesem Fall wie folgt vor.
1. Löschen Sie alle Epson Drucker aus der Druckerliste.
2. Deinstallieren Sie den Treiber über die Installationsroutine. Besteht diese Möglichkeit nicht gehen Sie bitte direkt zu Punkt 3.
3. Löschen Sie den Inhalt des Ordners "Epson" unter HDD -> Library -> Printers.
4. Suchen Sie im Finder nach Druckermodell und löschen gefundene Einträge.
5. Starten Sie Ihren Mac neu.
6. Laden Sie den aktuellen Treiber von unserer Website und installieren Sie diesen. http://esupport.epson-europe.com/de-DE
7. Schließen Sie den Drucker direkt am Mac an, Kabellänge <= 2m. Sollte der Drucker im folgenden nicht gefunden werden schließen Sie ihn bitte per USB und nicht per FireWire oder Netzwerkkabel an. Verwenden Sie keinen USB-Hub und nicht den USB-Port an der Tastatur.
8. Drucker hinzufügen:
8.1 Power PC 10.x.x
Gehen Sie ins Druckerdienstprogramm wählen Sie hinzufügen (unter Tiger 10.4.x dann weitere Drucker) und wählen die korrespondierende EPSON-Schnittstelle (Epson-USB, Epson Firewire, Epson Appletalk, Epson TCP/IP) im Dialog aus. Der Drucker wird in der Auswahlliste angezeigt. Markieren Sie ihn und wählen Sie wenn möglich Papierformat "ALLE". Schließen Sie den Vorgang mit hinzufügen.
8.2 Mac-Intel 10.4.x
Gehen Sie ins Druckerdienstprogramm wählen Sie hinzufügen und wählen die korrespondierende EPSON-Schnittstelle (USB, Epson Firewire, Epson Appletalk, Epson TCP/IP) im Dialog aus. Der Drucker wird in der Auswahlliste angezeigt. Markieren Sie ihn und wählen Sie wenn möglich Papierformat "ALLE". Schließen Sie den Vorgang mit hinzufügen.
8.3 Leopard 10.5.x
Gehen Sie in Drucker & Faxe, wählen Sie hinzufügen, wählen Sie den Drucker aus der Liste (USB/Bonjour) und prüfen Sie, daß im Feld "Drucken mit/Druckermodell" EPSON und das Kürzel für Ihren Drucker steht. z.B.: "SPRO3800". Um den Drucker per EPSON Appletalk hinzuzufügen, wählen Sie oben rechts das Symbol "andere". Wählen Sie hinzufügen um die Installation abzuschließen.
8.4 Snow Leopard 10.6.x
Gehen Sie in Drucker & Faxe, wählen Sie das "+" Zeichen, wählen Sie den Drucker aus der Liste (USB/Bonjour) und prüfen Sie, daß im Feld "Drucken mit/Druckermodell" EPSON und das Kürzel für Ihren Drucker steht. z.B.: "SPRO3800". Um den Drucker per EPSON Appletalk oder per Epson Firewire hinzuzufügen, wählen Sie oben rechts das Symbol "andere". Wählen Sie hinzufügen um die Installation abzuschließen.
Beim Update von 10.4 oder 10.5 auf 10.6 empfehlen wir das Drucksystem zurückzusetzen und dann die Treiber neu zu installieren. Dieses Verfahren kann auch beim bei Punkt 1 benutzt werden. Allerdings sind dann alle Drucker gelöscht!
Falls Sie noch weitere Fragen, Wünsche oder Äußerungen haben, stehen wir Ihnen gerne zur Verfügung.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
EPSON Deutschland

Canon Pro9000 no longer prints tabloid on Snow Leopard

Just got new 2 new iMacs w/ Snow Leopard. My partner installed software and latest drives for Canon Pro9000 on his computer. Now, when I'm on my computer and in InDesign CS5 and I try to print a tabloid size paper. However, the Indesign file prints the wrong orientation (landscape instead of portrait).
I've tried changing the Page Setup and also within the InDesign print dialog. No matter what, the file prints incorrectly.
Also, my partner tries to print a #10 envelope on my computer (Canon iP4500), the orientation is also incorrect on that.
Any thoughts on this? Printing 8.5 x 11 on either computer is not a problem. It's just when the orientation must be changed that we run into trouble.

You mention that the Pro9000 is connected to the other iMac and that when you print from ID CS5 you get the orientation issue. If you print from ID CS5 on that iMac, or if you connect the Pro9000 directly to your iMac, does the symptom still exist?
Yes, it also appears that it has to do with InDesign. I've been able to print out PDFs to my partner's printer on tabloid paper w/o a problem. My partner can print out the correct orientation from his computer to his printer.
Also, in reverse, it sounds like when the other iMac attempts to print to the iP4500 connected to your iMac the orientation issue exists. But if you print the #10 ENV, is the orientation okay?
Yes, if I print a #10 env to my printer from my computer, it is okay.
Just trying to determine if the symptom is only present when printing to the shared printer - not the direct printer.
Yes, it looks as if when the printer is shared and using InDesign CS5.

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