1. Support and software updates on the Web
2. Known issues
3. Other printing tips
4. Notes about specific applications
5. Getting More Information
6. Legal statements
For information on HP's support
of Mac OS X, go to:
http://www.hp.com/go/mac-connect
and select the Mac OS X link.
HP recommends installing the
latest Mac OS updates from Apple. For the latest Mac OS X news from Apple,
click on the "@" icon in the dock (the dockling titled "Apple -
Mac OS X").
HP is constantly updating and
improving our printer software. For the best performance from your HP inkjet
printer, you should check to ensure that you are using the latest software
release.
When adding an AppleTalk or TCP/IP
printer in Print Setup Utility (or
Printer Sharing -- The driver
on both the client and server computers should be the same version. Use of
different driver versions may result in unexpected print outputs and/or
applications quitting.
On Mac OS X versions prior
to10.3:
- Automatic two sided
printing may not work properly on documents with an odd number of pages for
some printers
- The print
dialog’s “Preview" function
will not reflect many print settings, including layout, borders, print quality,
page size and color selections.
- Printer status information
may be intermittent at times. All users should make sure that the printer is
properly connected and ready for printing before starting a print job.
Unable to view HP printer help in the Help Viewer
A version of the printer’s
user guide is available in the Help Viewer. However, if you open the printer’s
user guide in the Help Viewer and see a blank window, the Help Viewer
preferences files or cache might be corrupted.
To fix the corrupted
preferences or cache, complete the following steps:
com.apple.help.plist
com.apple.helpui.plist
com.apple.helpviewer.plist
Note: The
next time you open Help Viewer, the Library menu or the
Mac OS X does not automatically
select the printer specific Page Setup settings for the selected printer. You
may need to go to page setup for each document and select your printer. This
will ensure correct margins on the print jobs from your HP Inkjet printer.
For faster printing, try
turning off Digital Photography in the printer driver settings.
The following list describes
some special situations that you should be aware of when working with specific
applications. (There may be other problems with these applications or with
other applications not mentioned in this document.) If you have problems, contact the publisher
of the application. In some cases a newer, more compatible version of the
software maybe available.
The print dialog’s
“Preview" feature does not function.
On Mac OS X 10.2.x, printing
from Appleworks templates gives incorrect page margins.
To print in landscape
orientation use the Inspector/Document menu item and not the page setup dialog.
These applications will
attempt to scale images and text to fit your page size. If the accuracy of the printed image size is
important, use another application.
Printing page ranges does not
work correctly. This is a defect in the application. For printing page ranges,
use Adobe Reader.
Contains
easy-to-follow illustrations to quickly set up your printer.
Contains easy-to-follow
instructions and illustrations to quickly set up your printer and identify
printer parts, as well as information about common control panel messages and
troubleshooting information.
Contains
product and support information.
It is available as a PDF
file(User Guide.pdf) in the Docs folder on the Starter CD. It is also installed
on the computer and is available from the
http://www.hp.com/support/links
to the HP Support website for the latest printer software, product, operating
system, support, and other information.
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Systems Incorporated.
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and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such
products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an
additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors
or omissions contained herein.