HP Designjet Printers - Mac OS X v10.5 "Leopard" support

Drivers for the HP Designjet Z3100ps, HP Designjet 6100ps and HP Designjet T Series will be

available by Spring’08, please visit the web for further updates.

HP Designjet setup instructions for the new Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard.

1. If you’re updating from Mac OS X v10.2, v10.3, or v10.4 to a new Mac OS X v10.5

Leopard:

A. USB connection:

If your HP printer is connected via the USB port, the Leopard OS install

will automatically update your HP printer queue with the latest HP driver.

B. Network connection:

If your HP printer is connected via Ethernet or Wireless network, the

Leopard install will automatically delete all networked printer queues. After install you will

need to open the System Preferences, Print & Fax, to add your printer and create a new HP

printer queue.

C. Bonjour:

If you have only one printer queue that was created via Bonjour, including a

printer connected to the USB port on Airport Extreme/Express Base Station, this printer queue

should be automatically recreated as part of Leopard OS install. Note: This process only

works if there is just one printer queue. If multiple printer queues exist, please refer to step B

above.

2. If you do a clean install, archive and install, or have a new Mac running Mac OS X v10.5

Leopard :

A. USB connection:

Make sure your printer is turned on and connected. A printer queue will

be automatically created for your HP printer.

B. Network printers:

After install you will need to open System Preferences, Print & Fax, to

add your printer and create a new HP printer queue.

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