No Driver Tab For Printer Options On Mac Os

I am having problems with my xerox driver on my mac which is sending the user id on my mac to the printer instead of the user id I have configured in the accounting dialog window. In my office, the WorkCentre 7232 printer has only two accounts set up: - 'tieronecolour'. Snapseed for mac can i shoot in raw. This account is enabled for colour printing. This account allows only B&W printing. On my print dialog, when I set the colour to automatic and the user to 'tieronecolour' I can't print. The printer displays an error status of 016-757 (I later found out this means 'Jobs Do Not Print, Invalid User, Account is Not Registered'). The job status shows the owner of the job as 'imoraru' which is my user id on my mac.

That explains the error. There is no user 'imoraru' configured on the printer. The driver sends my mac user id to the printer instead of the user id configured in the accounting dialog window. However, when I set the colour to B&W and the user to 'tierone' everything is fine and I can print my document. On the printer display, the job status shows the owner of the job as 'tierone'. Is this a bug in the driver?

Printer driver is missing options. Are only available if you're using the Brother Original printer driver (Windows) or the Brother CUPS printer driver (Macintosh). The Generic PCL Laser Printer included with Lion will only print in black and white. So open Print & Scan, select the Konica printer, click on Options & Supplies and then select the Driver tab. Ensure this does not show Generic PCL Laser. And, there is also a Generic Postscript printer driver included with Lion that does print in colour.

Microsoft office 2011 for os x. Or I am doing something wrong? I have tried this many times with no success.

The driver I am using is the Xerox_MacOSX_10.5_10.6_driver_v2.13.0.540.dmg. I have attached a picture with my settings also. I would appreciate any help.

Within a couple days of OS X Lion's release, I purchased it, performing a clean-install on a new hard disk for my early-2010 MacBook Pro (2.66GHz, 8GB RAM), then restored from my old disk. The process was painless, and I went about my days of pounding the living heck out of the poor beast, running huge virtual machines, working on development work, multitasking insanely, etc. Throughout, Lion has impressed me with its stability and many subtle advancements. This is no cosmetic upgrade.

But along the way I noticed my HP 7400 Series multifunction machine (7410xi, specifically) would no longer scan. Googling revealed many, many other unfortunates with the same issue.

Two printer updates arrived from Apple, and no joy. Even in the Print & Scan Preference Pane, the scan functionality did not appear.

The Scan tab was missing entirely! Things that did not work included: • Attempting to search-for and install the scanner as a separate device. Such a device simply would not appear. • Resetting the printer system. This involves command-clicking on the printer in the Print and Scan preference pane; it deletes all your printers. You then reinstall them.

No joy; the pane still did not see a scanner (the Scan tab was still missing), nor did Preview or Image Capture. • Doing it all in an Administrator account. No difference. • HP's website. Nary a mention of OS X 10.7 Lion. And legions of reports from folks complaining of missing scanners even from freshly purchased machines. This is the third strike for HP as far as I'm concerned: after Snow Leopard was introduced, they initially would not support this and other older printers (and this one isn't that old), even 'suggesting' that their customers should buy new printers.

Then they grudgingly coughed up a driver update but removed the OCR functionality that came with the machine. The machine was almost out of ink anyway, and I noticed a Canon Pixma MX882 on sale at Costco for about the same cost as a set of cartridges for the HP. A quick perusal of user reviews on my iPhone suggested it was a good machine.

I decided to relegate the HP to fax duty and replace it with the Canon. So I brought the Canon home.

It's a bit involved to set up, with a separate printhead that needs careful installation, and a head-alignment process that, while automatic like the HP's, requires a special piece of paper for the process. They provide two of the pieces of that paper, so I'll have to store the spare carefully. (Alignment is only required when the head is replaced, not the cartridges, fortunately.) The Canon has an odd and IMHO somewhat ill-considered user interface based on an array of dynamically labeled buttons to the left of a color LCD. It took a while to get used to, and entering a long WAP2 password is annoying, but it all went smoothly enough. In the end, there were no problems, so I turned to my Mac and--since installation CDs are not supposed to be required--had the Print & Scan preference pane search-for and add the new printer. It took me a while to draw a parallel this behavior with the identical behavior of the HP. In the mean time I went googling again and found that Canon, laudably, has a section of its website devoted to Lion.