Epson Stylus Photo 1200 Printer Basics - Page 47

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Your printer icon doesn't appear in the Chooser (Macintosh) . . . s Your Macintosh has extension conflicts. Disable Quick Draw GX in the Extensions Manager. Make sure EPSON Monitor3 and SP 1200 are enabled, and then restart your Macintosh. s You may have too many items in the Chooser. Delete or move any unused items and check the Chooser again. You want to verify your USB software installation on Windows 98 . . . Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel. Then double-click System and click the Device Manager tab. You should see EPSON USB Printer Devices listed. Click the + next to the device; you should see EPSON USB Printer (EPUSB1:) listed too. If the printer doesn't work correctly, uninstall the printer software as described on page 45, then uninstall the EPSON USB Printer Device software the same way. Make sure your system meets the USB requirements on page 4. Then reinstall the USB printer software as described on the Start Here card. You can't see the ink level gauge when you print in Windows . . . Make sure you installed Status Monitor 2. If you didn't, you can uninstall your printer software, then reinstall it, making sure you choose to install Status Monitor 2. See page 45 for instructions on uninstalling your printer software. Once you've installed Status Monitor 2, make sure background monitoring is turned on. See your electronic EPSON Stylus Photo 1200 Manual for details on using Status Monitor 2. You need help with the bonus software on your CD-ROM . . . s You install your bonus software from the EPSON Digital PhotoLab Pro; see page 9 for instructions on running it. s For assistance using the programs you installed from the CD-ROM, contact the company that produced the software. For contact information, see page 48. Your printer makes noise when you turn it on or after it has been sitting for a while . . . Your printer is performing routine maintenance. 41

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Your printer icon doesn’t appear
in the Chooser (Macintosh) . . .
Your Macintosh has extension
conflicts. Disable Quick Draw GX
in the Extensions Manager. Make
sure EPSON Monitor3 and
SP 1200 are enabled, and then
restart your Macintosh.
You may have too many items in
the Chooser. Delete or move any
unused items and check the
Chooser again.
You want to verify your USB
software installation on
Windows 98 . . .
Click
Start
, point to
Settings
, and
click
Control Panel
. Then
double-click
System
and click the
Device Manager
tab. You should
see
EPSON USB Printer Devices
listed. Click the
+
next to the device;
you should see
EPSON USB Printer
(EPUSB1:)
listed too.
If the printer doesn’t work correctly,
uninstall the printer software as
described on page 45, then uninstall
the EPSON USB Printer Device
software the same way. Make sure
your system meets the USB
requirements on page 4. Then
reinstall the USB printer software as
described on the
Start Here
card.
You can’t see the ink level gauge
when you print in Windows . . .
Make sure you installed Status
Monitor 2. If you didn’t, you can
uninstall your printer software, then
reinstall it, making sure you choose
to install Status Monitor 2. See
page 45 for instructions on
uninstalling your printer software.
Once you’ve installed Status
Monitor 2, make sure background
monitoring is turned on. See your
electronic
EPSON Stylus Photo 1200
Manual
for details on using Status
Monitor 2.
You need help with the bonus
software on your CD-ROM . . .
You install your bonus software
from the EPSON Digital
PhotoLab Pro; see page 9 for
instructions on running it.
For assistance using the programs
you installed from the CD-ROM,
contact the company that
produced the software. For
contact information, see page 48.
Your printer makes noise when
you turn it on or after it has been
sitting for a while . . .
Your printer is performing routine
maintenance.