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Well if it was a simple inkjet I would agree, but this is a leased heavy duty copier so replacement is not practical. Thnks though!
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Well if it was a simple inkjet I would agree, but this is a leased heavy duty copier so replacement is not practical. Thnks though!

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We have a Sharp MX-2700N networked throughout our site. &nbsp;It works great with the Windows machines, however we also have some iMac's in the office and I cannot get it to work at all. &nbsp;Sharp has a driver on their website which seems to only go up to 10.4. &nbsp;We found a version for 10.5 but that does not work either and I googled it and saw others with the same issue. &nbsp;Lastly, I saw a post on an Apple forum suggesting we try the HP Laserjet 5 PCL driver. &nbsp;I've tried using a bunch of the different ones included with the mac and they will print, but they print terrible black and white quality only, not in color and not even good quality black and white.<br />
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Can anyone shed any advice?<br />
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Thanks!
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We have a Sharp MX-2700N networked throughout our site.  It works great with the Windows machines, however we also have some iMac's in the office and I cannot get it to work at all.  Sharp has a driver on their website which seems to only go up to 10.4.  We found a version for 10.5 but that does not work either and I googled it and saw others with the same issue.  Lastly, I saw a post on an Apple forum suggesting we try the HP Laserjet 5 PCL driver.  I've tried using a bunch of the different ones included with the mac and they will print, but they print terrible black and white quality only, not in color and not even good quality black and white.

Can anyone shed any advice?

Thanks!

Is there anyway to get a Sharp MX-2700N printer to print in color in Max OSX 10.5.6?

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