Gimp Software Package Includes

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Youve decided to come join the fun in GIMP land, and were excited to have you Now the question is, how do you get GIMP up and running on your computer.

This version of GIMP will work with any version of Windows, as long as its Windows 7 or newer.

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These drivers provide high quality printing for UNIX (including Macintosh OS X 10.2 and above) and Linux systems that in many cases equal or exceed proprietary vendor-supplied drivers in quality and functionality, and can be used.

Gimp Software Package Includes

This software package includes an enhanced Print plug-in for the GIMP that replaces the plug-in packaged with the GIMP, and Ghostscript and CUPS drivers, as well as Foomatic data supporting the Ghostscript driver.

Ill bet not too many people still have one of these This one has been my main printer since around 1997.

If it were not for Guntenprint this printer would have met its maker a long time ago when Apple tried to make it impossible to use it.

Fortunately, I can connect to my MB Pro through a USB port and Guntenprint recognizes it printer.

This printer has always been slow but its even slower now that Im using a USB connection instead of Ethernet.

For several years I connected it successfully to my iMac desktop computer running Leopard (Mac OS 10.5) with HPs printer driver.

When I recently upgraded to Snow Leopard (Mac OS 10.6), I was shocked to find that my iMac no longer talked to my LaserJet: Neither Apple nor HP provides a Snow Leopard printer driver for the 4M Plus.

I then downloaded Gutenprint 5.2.7 and studied the documentation that came with it.

From that I learned that, since my LaserJet connects to my iMac via an Ethernet cable, I would need to set it up for IP Printing.

I tried entering my Ethernet routers IP address, but that did not work.

Calling PrinterTechs.com customer support, I found out that I had to run a self-test on my LaserJet to get its IP address, and enter that into my new printer definition in System Preferences.

For queue name I selected HP Jetdirect, and for Print Using I selected HP LaserJet 44M Postscript 600 dpi, which evidently came from the Gutenprint driver.

This enabled me to activate my printers optional lower tray and envelope printing features.

Now my LaserJet prints smoothly from Snow Leopard, with full functionality.

The driver for my Canon iP 4500 works tirelessly and so quietly its easy to forget that its there.

But once I installed it I was unhappy to find that it removed the contents of usrlocalbin which is where the CUPS elements reside.

I could no longer print to the 1160, until I downgraded back to Gp 5.0.2.

I then tried upgrading to 5.22 again, keeping the usrlocalbin window open; and sure enough the install process removed the elements again.

This time I had first backed them up, and I was able to install them manually.

I tried everything (only thing that worked was converting to a jpeg), did a quick google and found a few folk who recommended this Gimp-PrintGutenPrint - tried it without too much hope and whatdoyouknow - it worked a treat, not sure but seems to work a lot faster than before.

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