Ang. Printer og Print Center

dva er lig med det vil sige (dvs.)

Hvilken printer drejer det sig om?

hvilhen printer har du og er det en usb printer

jep, det er en usb printer og den hedder Epson EPL-5800

det er en laserprinter, kan den ikke tilsluttes et netværket

prøv lige at læse dette
http://www.epson.co.uk/support/download/os_x_notice.htm

Men hvordan får jeg den så til at printe i Apple works under OS X? Den kan ikke finde printeren, den bliver ved med at prøve Print Center???

Har du installeret driveren som linket i artiklen beskriver
http://www.epson.co.uk/support/download/osx_notice/index.htm

nej for det vil den ikke være med til når jeg køre min install disk (Den der fulgte med printeren) starter den Apple Classic...

Mit sidste foreslag, prøv at se på listen over osX suporterede printe og installer en af dem, måske kan en af dem bruges med din printer
http://support.epson.com/webadvice/wa0301.html

hovsa forkert link her kommer den rigtige
http://support.epson.com/cgi/find_product.pl?product=Laser%20Printer&tab=index.html

I've been very upset with Epson because my fairly common Stylus Color 670 isn't supported by the distributed OS X drivers. I've contacted them a few times, and been given the same answer:"If you need to print, use Mac OS 9." So this weekend I took matters into my own hands.

The SC670 is just a renamed SC740 (which is supported) with USB. So I used textedit to find/replace the text "SC740" with "SC670" in every file inside the SC740.plugin, located in /Library/Printers/EPSON/. There were several bundles inside the plugin bundle that also needed the same treatment. I made sure to change the names of the files also.

Now my printer is recognized and prints perfectly. I'm sure there is an easier way to make the same changes using the command line, but I'm not that comfortable with many of the commands yet. Why Epson couldn't do the same thing, and add support for this printer, remains a mystery to me...

Måske kan du prøve at rette i en  EPL fil som virker under osX