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How to Install & Setup Canon PIXMA MP210 Printer Driver on Windows Supported Operating Systems : Windows 8.1 64-bit, Windows 8 64-bit, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista 64-bitĭownload Canon PIXMA MP210 driver from Canon Website MP Driver for Windows Vista 7 8 8.1 64 bit.exe (Recommended) Supported Operating Systems : Windows XP 64-bit MP Driver for Windows XP 64 bit.exe (Recommended) Supported Operating Systems : Windows 8.1 32-bit, Windows 8 32-bit, Windows 7 32-bit, Windows Vista 32-bit, Windows XP 32-bit I haven't contacted Apple support yet as it is a Sunday here in sunny New Zealand and they are not available.MP Driver for Windows XP Vista 7 8 and 8.1 32 bit.exe (Recommended) I don't believe there is anything wrong with the actual firewire 400 port as I've been able to successfully hook up a lacie d2 quadra external drive and copy files over. I can successfully use the i9950 via a USB hub but the MBP won't pick it up either directly via the built in firewire 400 port or via a kensington firewire hub. Unfortunately I can't seem to get the i9950 to work through the firewire 400 port on the MBP even with up to date printer drivers installed. I decided to hook the i9950 to the MBP and have my other printer for the imac. I was using the up to date drivers from canon. I was running my canon i9950 successfully on my imac via the firewire 400 port. I also have a 2nd gen imac G5 also on 10.4.10. I decided not to install leopard since some software i have won't run on it so I'm running 10.4.10 on the MBP in the meantime.

I was waiting for my leopard upgrade disks and new eizo monitor to arrive before hooking everything up and installing software etc. I bought a macbook pro 2.2 ghz 3 weeks ago. I have a similar problem with the canon drivers. Here are the sources of CUPS drivers I know of: What's my point - your Canon-provided driver only works for USB. In other words, a USB-only driver will work for network printing through Airport Extreme/Express. **An Exception - when printing via an Airport/Bonjour enabled print server (Airport Express/Extreme), where the software does a port redirection, USB output from the Mac gets routed to the USB port on Airport Express/Extreme.

They can only print via local connection. Instead, what you get are Carbon-type, OS9 legacy drivers, that have the comm protocol written into the driver (mostly USB). Except for Brother, no manufacturer has provided CUPS drivers. Non-postscript printers are Very Different. For postscript printers, this is not an issue, because postscript is the native output of OS X - postscript drivers are CUPS drivers by default. To use the OS X built-in CUPS network choices, you need a CUPS driver. Network printing/Windows printing only works with a driver that was meant for network printing. You didn't search the forum as I asked, to learn more about network printing, so I'll try to condense it for you.

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