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when i am at home, I will post some. google is your friend look for linux/bsd zip password recovery tools they should compile over.

was it a jpeg? bitmap? zip file? mp3? r0x0r?

type of printer/driver version?

that document is really old. And outdated, With 10.2 you should be able save as a PDF file regardless of what type of printer is installed.

/Applications/Utilities/DigiColor Meter .. .. Is this good enough? It's on my default install.

you say tomato, i say disk first aid :> my bad

well it exists in 10.1.5. You have to download the disk first aid utility from the apple website to do it. Hwever you have to be updated to 10.1.5

update the admin tool to the latest and greatest version and then use the access tab. very simple

IS there not a short cut where you can get the default printers menu? Will page setup bring you there Ala Photoshop?

setenv HOMEDOCS="~/Documents" rm $HOMEDOCS ln -s $HOMEDOCS $HOMEDOCS or some jazz

Are you using the File > Print > Save as PDF option? Or are you using the File > Export > PDF (Adobe Portable Document File) method? The File > Print > SAve as PDF shouldn't depend on what type of printer is installed, however, if that is the one you are using, try specifying "Any...

REN *.* *.JPG

have got to be kidding me right? You've never used Windows XP?

Scanjet 5500c Buy the right tool for the job.

Call HP Tech support, 1-800-hp-inven or use email support located here They'll help you.

I got coupons for discounts on Mac Software when I bought my 12" PB. I supose I could use those?

Something that print center repair most likley does too. It deletes your printers "PPD" files. I quote PPD as in they're not real PPD files, but modified ones that reflect upon certain parts of the driver. Sometimes print center is unable to access this directory because of permissions...

if your totaly into it bash# rm -R /var/spool/cups mkdir /var/spool/cups mkdir /var/spool/cups/tmp chown -R daemon:admin /var/spool/cups

Since I'm really bored and had a simular problem: Try this at your own fun: Make sure your using at least OS X 10.1.5, or OS X 10.2.6 Backup anything in /Library/Printers to some folder Delete /Libray/Printers Then delete all the printers from print center Delete all the Preferences...

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