Thanks, Roy. The Bonjour method is much easier, and the one I use for everything else! It didn't work for me because I was running the QTR script *before* I had installed the Quad printer. Sheesh! For those of you listening in, the following *seems* to be the best way to install an Epson 4880 on a Mac for use with K7 inks (i.e. 7 black inks instead of colour): ********************** Go to SystemPreferences / Print-&-Scan / "+" (at bottom of box on the left) / Add Printer or Scanner Choose the EpsonStylusPro4880 that is a Bonjour printer (rather than Epson TCP/IP) Change the name to Quad4880-K7. Let OS X install the printer (with the new name). In Finder, go to the folder Applications/QuadToneRIP/Profiles/4880-K7/ Double Click on "Install4880-K7.command". This command script will do two things: 1) create profiles from the curve description files in that subdirectory, and 2) create ~/Library/Printers/Quad4880-K7.app Now "Quad4880-K7" will be an available printer choice, and the curves defined in the directory containing "Install4880-K7.command" will appear in the printer dialogue. *********************** IS THIS ACCURATE? I'm trying to create little sets of very specific instructions for myself, since I tend to forget what I did months ago, even though it may have seemed so obvious at the time. :-) Myron On 2013-06-12, at 10:32 PM, Roy Harrington <roy@...> wrote: > Using ip numbers can be done. But a protocol called Bonjour is simpler. See > the tutorial.pdf at the end for details. > > Roy > > On Wednesday, June 12, 2013, Myron Gochnauer wrote: > >> I use QTR over a network. The "trick" is to install QTR for the networked >> printer, not when connected via USB cable. >> >> To do this you need to find the network address for the printer. (QTR will >> want to know this.) On my Mac I do this by first installing the "regular" >> version of the printer over the network (i.e. using the Epson 4880 driver, >> in my case), and then looking at the resulting installation. ( On a Mac, >> go to Print & Scan / Epson StylusPro 4880 / Options & Supplies / Show >> Printer Webpage. Under Information – TCP/IP you can see the IP Address. >> It will be something like 192.168.2.28. That's what QTR needs to install >> the *network* QTR printer. ) >> >> Myron >> >> On 2013-06-12, at 1:18 PM, dtstrouse55 <dtstrouse55@...<javascript:;> >> <mailto:dtstrouse55@... <javascript:;>>> >> wrote: >> >> >> >> I installed the QTR and the profiles for my printer using the USB >> connection. The QTR works only if I am connected via USB. I can not print >> over the network. Is there a way to solve this problem? I can print over >> the network without using QTR, ie... choosing the 9600 in the print dialog >> box instead of Quad 9600. >> >> Suggestions? >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------ >> >> Yahoo! Groups Links >> >> >> >> > > -- > Roy Harrington > roy@...m > www.harrington.com > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
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Re: [QuadtoneRIP] Printing over network
2013-06-14 by Myron Gochnauer
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