QTR-Quadtone RIP

I don't know if this has been an issue for anyone else. I have an iMac with a partition set up for Windows. Using Parallels to launch Windows while in the Mac OS I found that I cannot print from QTR to the printer installed in Windows. So I played around and found that if I use Boot Camp to launch Windows then I can print. So there must be some conflict when operating in both at the same time.

> I don't know if this has been an issue for anyone else. I have an iMac with a partition set up for Windows. Using Parallels to launch Windows while in the Mac OS I found that I cannot print from QTR to the printer installed in Windows.
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Have you checked to see whether the USB printer device is enabled for Parallels?   Device / USB / ...    If the device is one of the enabled USB devices, Parallels *should* make it directly available to Windows and hence QTR.

See what happens if you enable the printer in the list of USB devices for Parallels and then reinstall QTR.

Myron





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D'OH! Didn't know that. I did as you suggested and I'm printing an image as I type this. So I did not have to reinstall QTR. 

Thanks!

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, Myron Gochnauer <goch@...> wrote:

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> > I don't know if this has been an issue for anyone else. I have an iMac with a partition set up for Windows. Using Parallels to launch Windows while in the Mac OS I found that I cannot print from QTR to the printer installed in Windows.
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> Have you checked to see whether the USB printer device is enabled for Parallels?   Device / USB / ...    If the device is one of the enabled USB devices, Parallels *should* make it directly available to Windows and hence QTR.
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> See what happens if you enable the printer in the list of USB devices for Parallels and then reinstall QTR.
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> Myron
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