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1. Print driver for mac os mac os x#
2. Print driver for mac os install#
3. Print driver for mac os upgrade#
4. Print driver for mac os code#

Zebra support representatives are not available to provide step by step installation via the telephone. Support is limited to general inquiries relating to the operating systems listed below and providing existing documentation for the actions described below. After escalation, Zebra has no control on when issues may be investigated or addressed. Zebra’s technical support staff can offer limited assistance by providing documentation and escalating issues to the CUPS developers for investigation when used on the platforms listed below.

Print driver for mac os mac os x#

The CUPS drivers with Zebra printer support are included in some Linux distributions and Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and above. Zebra does not provide a driver for use on Linux/Unix or Mac OS X operating systems but instead suggests the use of the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) driver.

Print driver for mac os code#

since Catalina seems to have strict rules on not supporting 32-bit code and these very old drivers are probably not 64-bit drivers.CUPS Driver supports Linux/Unix or Mac OS X operating systems

Print driver for mac os upgrade#

I'm not sure if I'll get away with this trick whenever it comes time to upgrade to Catalina. I tested the printer to make sure all features worked and verified this did indeed get the driver to the new mac (the new mac is running Mojave). This caused the mac to copy that PPD to the /etc/cups/ppd folder on the new mac and to rename the copy based on the name given in the printer list (you can give it any name you want). Except rather than letting it auto-select the driver, I chose the "Other." option which opens a file navigation window and navigated to the /Libary/Printers/PPDs/Contents/Resources folder and selected the driver I copied and renamed from the other mac.

Print driver for mac os install#

I then used the "System Preferences" -> "Printers & Scanners" to install the printer on the new mac. I copied the above file to the new mac but put it in the /Library/Printers/PPDs/Resources/Contents folder and renamed it back to just Xerox_WorkCenter_C2424.ppd. My Xerox WorkCenter C2424 was working on another mac and the driver was /etc/cups/ppd/WorkCenter_C2424_93_93_1b_.ppd This name was previously auto-generated by the other mac based on the final octets of the printer's ethernet address. (Note that the top level /etc folder is a symbolic link to /private/etc these days)

After loads of experimentation, here's what I discovered: I have an old Xerox WorkCenter printer for which Xerox no longer produces OS drivers. I went through this yesterday and I found a solution - at least a solution that worked for me. I've tried using the Add Printer function in the System Preferences. I have tried copying the Printer settings from the old machine to the new machine. I have tried downloading new driers, both of version 1.9 and version 1.7. The print driver that currently functions properly on my upgraded machine is version 1.7. Konica has not upgraded their print driver for almost two years, so simply downloading a new one for OS 10.13 isn't possible. That does indeed give me a second installation of the printer, but the duplexing issue is still there. Is there a way to transfer all the properly function print drivers from one mac to another? I have tried copying the file from Library> Printers> and Users>Library> Printers.

One the second side of the duplex print, it prints the left hand side of the paper, but it is scooted over to the right, so there is a huge blank space on the left. On one side of the double-sided print, it prints the left hand side of the page, properly positioned on the left hand side of the paper. I've tried several different versions of the driver, from various sources, and when I can get it to duplex, it only prints out the left hand side of the page. On the machine with the fresh OS install, the option for duplexing 11x17 is missing. I have a Konica Minolta Magicolor 7540 Grafx II. The second mac I upgraded fresh to High Sierra after a complete wipe. All my existing printer drivers function properly. I have two macs: one I upgraded to High Sierra without wiping it.