- Thread starter Meemselle
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Printers
here in the DR your best bet is to buy a Lexmark with the refillable ink tanks. Much cheaper than buying cartridges.
You can easily pay more for the cartridges than the printer in one year. Now they have chips so they won't print after they expire. It's a real scam. I'll have to check out the Lexmark.
We bought an Epson L355 with 4 refillable tanks and it's been awesome. In two years I've had to fill the black once and prints beautifully.
Bought it at Cecomsa.
Her operating system on MacBook Air is MacOS. And you are right. It is not "comparable" with WIN10.
Most likely what Bob said, update here:
https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/.../support-inkjet-printer/mp-series/pixma-mp560
The printer was actually free, and it has worked well as a copy machine. I know the previous owner, who was a Luddite of the first degree, could make it work, so it's doubly frustrating that I cannot.
I'm calling in the Germans on this one, and in the meantime, printing elsewhere.
I'm calling in the Germans on this one, and in the meantime, printing elsewhere.
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Are you running macOS Sierra in your MacBook Air? * They do seem to have drivers for El Capitan and for Sierra they said it may be already included in the OS.
Make sure you're actually selecting this printer. *Sorry don't mean to sound condescending by asking the obvious, but I know more than one person who send something to print without realizing that they need to first choose the attached printer. *It may happen if you have previously attached a different printer. *You can see which printer you're sending it to from right after your press the print button.
Make sure you're actually selecting this printer. *Sorry don't mean to sound condescending by asking the obvious, but I know more than one person who send something to print without realizing that they need to first choose the attached printer. *It may happen if you have previously attached a different printer. *You can see which printer you're sending it to from right after your press the print button.
Thank you and I laughed my a** off when I saw that. My ex-husband was/is in IT, and when he would get called by some hysterical dame about her computer not working, his first questions were: "Is it on?" and many, many, many times, it was not. Which goes a long way to explain why the screen is dark....
Yea. I'm not a total Luddite. I've got it set as the default printer.