Mac OS X supports many different types of printers, but you might have an additional printer you want to install. To do this, you will need to install software called a 'driver.' Install a driver like you would with any other software you use on your Mac. Add a Network Printer to Mac OS X This document covers how to configure a network printer for use on a Mac running OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and above. Due to security policies, OS X 10.5 (Leopard), and earlier versions, are no longer supported.

On Windows PaperCut NG/MF tracks all print queues local to the system by default. Local print queues are those that have been set up on the server running PaperCut NG/MF with a local port, such as: a TCP/IP connection to a network printer, an connection, or a printer attached locally via USB or LPT. Standard Windows print queues that are hosted on a different system, or re-shared, are not tracked (you can track these queues by setting up a secondary, see ). New print queues added to the system should show up automatically in PaperCut NG/MF, however, in some rare situations the printer shows up only after the first print job is sent. Under some situations you might not want to track all printers. Some examples of why an administrator might not want to monitor a printer include: • The printer is a such as a PDF generator, FAX, or document management program. • The administrator might want to offer free printing on a selected printer and is not concerned with monitoring ( with a zero page cost also achieves this).

• The printer might not be supported by PaperCut NG/MF and needs to be ignored. The component is responsible for locating and tracking the printers. To instruct it to ignore a printer: • On the computer system hosting the queue to be added/removed/ignored, open the file [app_dir] providers print win print-provider.conf in a text editor such as Notepad. • Locate the line IgnorePrinters= and enter the full name of the printer on the right-hand-side of the equals line.

For example: IgnorePrinters=Office Printer. Note: This is the printer's locally assigned name and not the name of its network share. If you have multiple printers to ignore, then separate the each printer name with a comma.

For example: IgnorePrinters=Office Printer,Copy Room Printer Wildcard expressions can also be used. Use '*' to ignore any span of characters, and '?' To ignore a single character. Cubase 5 for mac.

For example, to ignore any printers that start with the phrase Copy Room: IgnorePrinters=Copy Room* • Restart (stop then start) the PaperCut Print Provider component under Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services • If the printer data is no longer required for reporting purposes: • Click the Printers tab. The Printer List page is displayed. • Select a printer. The Printer Details - Summary page is displayed. • In the Actions menu, click Delete this printer.

• Test the changes by printing to the deleted printer and ensuring the printer does not re-register itself in the system. It if does, verify the name assigned under the IgnorePrinters= setting is correct. On Mac When you first install PaperCut NG/MF, all printers are automatically added. If you add any printers to your print server after installation, they are also automatically added to PaperCut NG/MF. The monitored printers are listed on the Printer List page.

If the printers are not displayed, try printing a document. The first job triggers registration. You can, however, change the configuration so that new printers are not automatically added. You might want to do this if you do not want all printers monitored.

If that is the case, you need to manually add the required printer. For more details, see.

To manually add a printer. Important: You cannot use the automatic addition of printers functionality if one or more printers in your network are not tracked. • Ensure the Print Setup Utility is closed. • Stop new printers from being automatically added to PaperCut NG/MF: • On the computer system hosting the queue to be added/removed/ignored, In a text editor such as Notepad, open the file: [app_dir] providers print mac print-provider.conf. • Locate the line EnablePrinterAutoImport=on. • Change on to off.

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