Epson Stylus COLOR 740 Special Edition User Manual - Page 154

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Your printer switches to the modem port or won't confirm on the printer port (Macintosh) Possible cause Your Macintosh has extension conflicts. Solution Make sure AppleTalk® is inactive. In the Chooser, select any Apple serial printer (such as the LaserWriter) and choose the printer port. Close the Chooser, then reopen it and select the SC 740 icon and the printer port. Then restart your system. You're using an AppleTalk cable. Make sure you're using a standard Apple System Peripheral-8 cable. See Macintosh System Requirements for more information. Your printer icon doesn't appear in the Chooser (Macintosh) Possible cause Solution Your Macintosh has extension conflicts. Disable Quick Draw GX in the Extensions Manager. Make sure EPSON Monitor3 and SC 740 are enabled, and then restart your Macintosh. The Chooser contains Delete unused items or move them to the Extensions (Disabled) folder. too many items. Then check for your printer icon in the Chooser again. Your application program can't open your image file (Macintosh) Possible cause Solution Not enough memory is allocated to the application. Highlight the program icon and select Get Info from the File menu, then increase the memory allocated to the application. Troubleshooting Page 154

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Troubleshooting
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Your printer switches to the modem port or won’t confirm on the printer
port (Macintosh)
Your printer icon doesn’t appear in the Chooser (Macintosh)
Your application program can’t open your image file (Macintosh)
Possible cause
Solution
Your Macintosh has
extension conflicts.
Make sure AppleTalk
®
is inactive. In the Chooser, select any Apple serial
printer (such as the LaserWriter) and choose the printer port. Close the
Chooser, then reopen it and select the
SC 740
icon and the printer port.
Then restart your system.
You’re using an
AppleTalk cable.
Make sure you’re using a standard Apple System Peripheral-8 cable.
See
Macintosh System Requirements
for more information.
Possible cause
Solution
Your Macintosh has
extension conflicts.
Disable Quick Draw GX in the Extensions Manager. Make sure EPSON
Monitor3 and SC 740 are enabled, and then restart your Macintosh.
The Chooser contains
too many items.
Delete unused items or move them to the Extensions (Disabled) folder.
Then check for your printer icon in the Chooser again.
Possible cause
Solution
Not enough memory
is allocated to the
application.
Highlight the program icon and select
Get Info
from the File menu, then
increase the memory allocated to the application.