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Hello,<br />
I am trying to get our Kyocera TaskAlpha 550 C printer to work with our Mac OS 10.6.7 machines. I have installed the drivers from a disc and when that didn't work I went to the website. I have tried IP printing as well as using a generic driver. Using the generic driver, it will print but not in color. When I use the actual drivers for the machine, it sees the printer, connects with it but gives a generic &quot;error &quot;message in the print queue and doesn't print. If it helps, I can ping the printer.
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Hello,
I am trying to get our Kyocera TaskAlpha 550 C printer to work with our Mac OS 10.6.7 machines. I have installed the drivers from a disc and when that didn't work I went to the website. I have tried IP printing as well as using a generic driver. Using the generic driver, it will print but not in color. When I use the actual drivers for the machine, it sees the printer, connects with it but gives a generic "error "message in the print queue and doesn't print. If it helps, I can ping the printer.

Kyocera TaskAlpha 550 C printer will not print color, or print at all on Mac OS 10.6.7 machines

Hello,
I am trying to get our Kyocera TaskAlpha 550 C printer to work with our Mac OS 10.6.7 machines. I have installed the drivers from a disc and when that didn&#39;t work I went to the website. I have tried IP printing as well as using a generic driver. Using the generic driver, it will print but not in color. When I use the actual drivers for the machine, it sees the printer, connects with it but gives a generic &quot;error &quot;message in the print queue and doesn&#39;t print. If it helps, I can ping the printer.

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