It depends entirely on what the printer has for a connector. USB, Firewire or Ethernet/wireless.
Make sure you have the printer drivers installed on your computer first for your particular model of printer before you hook the USB, Firewire or ethernet cable up to the computer.
You can also go to the printers web site and look in their support area for any updated drivers and they usually have the manuals you can download also.
Make sure the printer model has drivers for the MacOS first.
Then just hook the printer via the USB or ethernet cable and it will find the generic drivers for it automatically. Then you should go to the Printers manufacturers support site and download the full latest drivers.
If it still doesn't show up go into the System Preferences and open the Printer/Fax option and in the left side window click on the + option and you can chose it manually.
Apple menu icon then System Preferences then Print & Fax.
The Canon Pixma MX330 All-in-One Inkjet Printer with USB 2.0 will work on Mac.
Printer properties and Print server properties
Mac OS X has built in support for most HP printers.
Yes, but, the printer/scanner has to have Mac drivers/software in order for the printer and computer to talk to each other. You can go online to the printer manufacturers web site and down load the latest drivers and the instruction manual.
In sharing options choose don't share the printer. Note: if you have shared printer then user will be see. if you do not share printer then user never view the printer.
If your MacBook has an SD Card Reader, plug the card into it. It should appear on the desktop as a hard drive, probably called 'unnamed.' Drag files from the SD card to the hard drive. If your Macbook lacks an SD Card Slot, get an adapter or other device such as a printer with an SD Card Slot that will plug in to the MacBook. Plug that device into the MacBook, and proceed as before when the SD card appears on the desktop.
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There are many online shops that sell printer. Amazon.com is one of online shop that sells printer for any kind of models and reviews. You can visit www.amazon.com
printer setup
How you do this depends on your operating system. Basically, right clicking on the printer icon and clicking on View Printer Queue, should show what printing jobs are waiting to be printed.
Yes, one can find a Samsung printer that is compatible with an Apple MacBook. Some of the compatible models include CLP 300, CLX-8540 Series, ML-245 Series and SCX-5635 Series.
press 'alt+f2' type system-config-printer right click on your printer select view printer queue