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You are correct, we were told by Ricoh that a Post script board is 1300, forget it, ordered a HP color laser printer instead.
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You are correct, we were told by Ricoh that a Post script board is 1300, forget it, ordered a HP color laser printer instead.

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They wanted to charge you 1300? &nbsp;You made the right choice.<br />

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They wanted to charge you 1300?  You made the right choice.


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I am finding macs have problems too.<br />
Printers dont work and the brand new poer mac has been hanging while running Entourage. . .
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I am finding macs have problems too.
Printers dont work and the brand new poer mac has been hanging while running Entourage. . .

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I am on a windows network and trying to print to a Ricoh MCP 3000.<br />
I have turned apple talk on for the printer but I still dont connect.<br />
I can login to the windows server in Printer setup and find the printer and have even installed the driver.<br />
But when I print I get the following error when trying to print a one page document.<br />
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%!PS-ADOBE-3.0<br />
%APL_ENCODING: UTF8<br />
%APLPRODUCER: (VERSION 10.5.6 (BUILD 9g3553)<br />
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I haev tried adding it with IP address but not sure which features are ont eh printer.<br />

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I am on a windows network and trying to print to a Ricoh MCP 3000.
I have turned apple talk on for the printer but I still dont connect.
I can login to the windows server in Printer setup and find the printer and have even installed the driver.
But when I print I get the following error when trying to print a one page document.

%!PS-ADOBE-3.0
%APL_ENCODING: UTF8
%APLPRODUCER: (VERSION 10.5.6 (BUILD 9g3553)

I haev tried adding it with IP address but not sure which features are ont eh printer.


How do I add a Networked printer to my Powermac

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).

Apple Networking

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