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You were right! That was a simple fix. All I did was make appletalk inactive then active. The points are yours, if you feel so inclined perhaps you could explain WHY this happened.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Keith<br />

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You were right! That was a simple fix. All I did was make appletalk inactive then active. The points are yours, if you feel so inclined perhaps you could explain WHY this happened.

Thanks!
Keith


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I've had this happen numerous times where I work, especially when changes are made to the network. Sometimes Macs don't notice the changes right away and because printers aren't where they were last time, the Mac doesn't see them. Turning AppleTalk off, then on again forces the Mac to gather and rebuild the network information.
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I've had this happen numerous times where I work, especially when changes are made to the network. Sometimes Macs don't notice the changes right away and because printers aren't where they were last time, the Mac doesn't see them. Turning AppleTalk off, then on again forces the Mac to gather and rebuild the network information.

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Hi,<br />
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I am having an issue with OS 9.2.2. Of the 3 people using Macs 2 of them are unable to print to the same printer at the same time. The were fine before we moved them onto a switch. The one only difference between the first two and the one that is unaffected is the version of open transport: 2.7.9 vs. 2.8.3.<br />
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When one Mac prints the other can't see that printer in the chooser window.<br />
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Any ideas appreciated, solutions awarded with points!<br />
Keith<br />

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Hi,

I am having an issue with OS 9.2.2. Of the 3 people using Macs 2 of them are unable to print to the same printer at the same time. The were fine before we moved them onto a switch. The one only difference between the first two and the one that is unaffected is the version of open transport: 2.7.9 vs. 2.8.3.

When one Mac prints the other can't see that printer in the chooser window.

Any ideas appreciated, solutions awarded with points!
Keith


appletalk printers unavailable in chooser

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).