Mac OS X Mountain Lion automatically detects most printers and installs basic software drivers. Printers that come with optional, bonus-added software require a ...

Even though Dell's core business is Windows based computers, there are printers available through Dell that also support Mac OS X. If your office has recently purchased a Dell printer, it's likely ...

Several printers that are OEM (original equipment manufacturer) -- marketed under one company's name but produced by another -- do not explicitly indicate Mac OS X support, but can be made to work ...

Following the release of Mac OS X 10.6.5, Apple is now making available printer driver updates for a variety of models in Software Update. The update package installs the latest printer, fax and ...

HP Communications causes system slowdown Hewlett Packard's "HP Communications (version 4.6.3)" component is the culprit behind at least some of the reports detailing overall system sluggishness after ...

Setting up a printer in OS X is often as simple as plugging it in to your Mac or connecting to a shared printer on the local network. From these simple cases, you probably know how to use the system’s ...

Fuji Xerox Printers, Australia today announced the availability of a Mac OS X driver for its recently launched DocuPrint C525 A entry level color laser printer, providing support for small workgroup ...

Yesterday I had a call from an old consulting client of mine, who was wondering if there was a way that she could set up a way of sending print jobs from a Mac to any printer in her office -- any ...

Apple on Tuesday released a number of updates for devices running OS X, including a 2013-004 Java update and new drivers for printers from Canon and HP. There were two Java updates issued on Tuesday.

Does anyone have experience running a dot matrix printer on OS X? I'm willing to give up hope of using my Imagewriter II and buy a new (or used) printer to make it go. Have spare computers and could ...

Today marks the tenth birthday of Mac OS X, which officially debuted on March 24th, 2001 as Mac OS X 10.0 with an internal codename of "Cheetah". As noted by Macworld, the release in retrospect was a ...