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Did it coincide with Leopard update 10.5.1?
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Did it coincide with Leopard update 10.5.1?

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I've been able to print my checks to this printer up until today. &nbsp; I receive an unexpected error when printing to this printer when in Quicken 2004. &nbsp; &nbsp; I am able to print from other applications to this printer without a problem. &nbsp;Has anyone else experienced this issue? &nbsp; I've re-installed the printer driver, downloaded the newest print driver from xerox. &nbsp; I have another printer that I can print to but why all of sudden did this stop working. &nbsp; Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
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I've been able to print my checks to this printer up until today.   I receive an unexpected error when printing to this printer when in Quicken 2004.     I am able to print from other applications to this printer without a problem.  Has anyone else experienced this issue?   I've re-installed the printer driver, downloaded the newest print driver from xerox.   I have another printer that I can print to but why all of sudden did this stop working.   Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

Apple, MAC (leopard), 10.5.1, Xerox, Phaser 8560DN, Quicken 2004 crashes

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