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MG8220.Not 10.6 specific, but just for the archives. A below represents the corresponding Canon product being compatible with that version of Mac OS X. Click on a model name below to access the download page.

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The firewall must be set to allow incoming connections for 'Canon IJ Printer Utility'. (My printer cd is labeled PIXMA iP4000R Setup Software & User's Guide, MCD 1.1, QH7-1581, copyright 2004.) The Network Setup program on the Canon printer cd does not work with Leopard.

(For me, the printer showed and installed without any question.) Connect through USB, to ensure the printer driver is installed. :-( Yet another, though slow, workaround to set up the iP4000R as a network printer, inspired by the web interface of the printer that has an option to enable/disable RAW Port (9100) and LPD: Here, go to More Printers, wait until 'Searching for installed printer drivers' completes and select Canon IJ Network, which should then detect your printer.(Can anyone confirm that no cd, nor downloads, nor setup program are required for Mac OS X Leopard, and maybe not for Snow Leopard either?)Hmmm, I actually posted my old 10.5 notes on the iP4000R while I didn't know yet that Snow Leopard would also remove existing printers. But maybe all that is needed is already included (see also /Library/Printers/Canon/BJPrinter/Utilities/) and all that's to be done is go to System Preferences, Print & Fax to add a new printer. And maybe this is also required for normal use, like to see the supply levels - but I don't see those on demand anyway, though the printer does warn me when ink or paper runs out.)Given the notes I wrote down about the cd not being usable, I might have downloaded some new software then.

This way, Snow Leopard Macs print to the 10.5 machine (avoiding Canon's BJNP protocol) and the 10.5 machine uses BJNP to communicate with the printer over Ethernet or wirelessГўв‚¬вЂќno USB required. To work around the network issue, keep one machine on 10.5 and use it to share the network printer. No USB involved) but the procedures provided by others on this page allow you to print to a USB-connected Canon with Snow Leopard.The drivers are okay but the network printing is not.

A search online by the Apple printer utility failed to find a driver. I'm using a multi-function MP970 this way and can scan (directly) and print (via a 10.5 PowerBook) without any USB connections.I've seen a report that says Canon is expecting to release its Snow Leopard-compatible BJNP software within a fortnight.Guys, I just installed 10.6 and found my i-Sensys LBP5000 was no longer supported. To print to it, add a printer on the Snow Leopard Macs using the Print & Fax pref pane.

Look in your downloads folder or do a Spotlight search otherwise download again.You'll need to reboot after reinstalling, but after that you should find that if you add a new printer you can select the LBP-5000 (it will show 'CAPT Driver' as the driver).I've successfully printed photos from Aperture and text from TextEdit with this driver, so everything seems to working just as well as it did on 10.5 Leopard.The only remaining question is why on earth Canon's website and their own support staff don't know this and aren't passing the simple info on to their own customers!Meanwhile, Canon has released new CUPS drivers for some printers, including the iP4000R. As a last ditch effort I rang Canon and paid for a guy to tell me my printer isn't supported and that I should revert to 10.5.!The reality is that with this printer, all you actually have to do is re-run the CAPT v1.70 installer again after the upgrade:If you installed it on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, you may still have the file CANON_CAPT_V170_EN.dmg on your home area. And found this thread and the official Canon stuff which indicates that the LBP-5000 isn't supported.

My firewall now allows incoming connections for 'Canon IJ Printer Utility' and 'canonijnetwork.bundle'.Thanks to Canon for releasing the new drivers within a week after the official launch!Just to add to this bit of information, I want to report that after installing Snow Leopard, I was not able to print on a wireless network with the recently released Canon drivers. (In earlier drivers one would get a new 'More printers' option in addition to 'Default', 'Fax', 'IP' and 'Windows'.)The type reads 'canonijnetwork' and it gets a funny URL like canonijnetwork://Canon/iP4000R?00.00.85.xx.xx.xx (the last part being the MAC-address), even though my DHCP settings do not give the printer the name 'Canon'. Select the 'Default' option and just wait a few seconds (and ensure the firewall allows access) to see the iP4000R show automatically. Install it, and then use System Preferences to add a new printer as usual. However, Canon's USA and New Zealand sites list 10.6 drivers for the iP4000R.Other printers may have been updated as well.So, for the iP4000R one can now get CUPS driver version 10.26.0.0 (Mac OS X 10.5/10.6).

I have lost various hours on this.Anyone really figure this one out? I've got a very similar problem:New Macbook running OSX Snow Leopard. Scanning over wifi still works, and I can also do TWAIN access over wifi inside Graphic Converter.Shame on Canon for bad integration of their network protocol in Mac OS X. The printer still does not appear in the setup pane (but appears in the 'utility' pane for wireless configuration) BUT there is now a 'More printers' button in the Apple printer system preferences pane when I add a printer and I can now setup the printer for wireless printing. This installs version 2.2 of Canon IJ Network Utility. Everything else worked (scan on wifi, including configuring the printer over wifi with Canon Network utility version 2.6 - 2.7 was not able to do this).At the end the solution was to DELETE everything related to Canon on my Hard Disk and reinstall the old drivers that came on the CD (for system 10.4).

Same thing under 'Internet Printing Protocol - IPP. Under 'IP' I've added it under 'Line printer daemon - LPD' with a valid address and name where after 'gathering printer info' it lists it as a 'generic postscript printer' - I change it to Canon MP600 driver and click 'add' and a window drops down for a half second saying 'determining installable options.' then nothing - won't let me add it. In the system prefs/print & fax window I've tried adding printers via the 'default' tab (obviously nothing there).

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