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Setting Up the Printer | 51 The following dialog box appears: Note If you're on an AppleTalk network and the AppleTalk setting in the Chooser is Active, you may see an alert message when you click the USB port icon. Select Inactive as the AppleTalk setting, then select the USB port icon. If you're using your Macintosh in an Ethernet environment, you can leave the AppleTalk setting Active. 7. Click the Install button, then click Continue on the next screen. 8. Follow the instructions to install your software and select a default paper size. When you see a message informing you that installation is complete, click Restart to restart your Macintosh. 9. After your Macintosh restarts, select Chooser from the Apple menu. If you're going to be sharing the printer on an AppleTalk® network, skip ahead to page 54. 10. Click the icon for your printer, then click the printer port icon. 11. Select the appropriate Background Printing button to turn on or off background printing. With background printing on, you can use your Macintosh while it's preparing a document for printing, and use the EPSON Monitor3 utility to manage print jobs. 12. Close the Chooser, then go to page 54. 1-51

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Setting Up the Printer
|
51
The following dialog box appears:
7.
Click the
Install
button, then click
Continue
on the next screen.
8.
Follow the instructions to install your software and select a default paper
size. When you see a message informing you that installation is
complete, click
Restart
to restart your Macintosh.
9.
After your Macintosh restarts, select
Chooser
from the Apple menu.
If you’re going to be sharing the printer on an AppleTalk
®
network, skip
ahead to page 54.
10.
Click the icon for your
printer, then click the
printer port icon.
11.
Select the appropriate
Background
Printing
button to turn on or off
background printing.
With background
printing on, you can use
your Macintosh while
it’s preparing a document for printing, and use the EPSON Monitor3
utility to manage print jobs.
12.
Close the Chooser, then go to page 54.
Note
If you’re on an AppleTalk
network and the
AppleTalk setting in the
Chooser is
Active
, you
may see an alert
message when you click
the USB port icon. Select
Inactive
as the AppleTalk
setting, then select the
USB port icon. If you’re
using your Macintosh in
an Ethernet environment,
you can leave the
AppleTalk setting
Active
.