This will open the CUPS Printer administration page and will show all the printers currently configured on the Mac. Then whenever you print to the KM just ensure the Preset is set to whatever name you gave to the single sided setting.Īs for modifying the PPD, this is done via the CUPS web page. Make the changes in the print dialog to set single sided printing and then open the Presets menu and choose to save this change for this KM printer. The other is to modify the PPD for the printer so that it is set to single sided by default. One is to create a Preset that has the driver set to single sided and use this preset when you don't want duplex. I would assume that the printer driver you are using on 10.6 is an older version compared to that being used on Lion. Select the file, then click the Open button.ĥ.) Enter your print code in the User ID field.Ħ.) Choose your desired printing options.ħ.) Click the Submit Job button to print the document.Many vendors have started releasing printer drivers that have been defaulted to two-sided (duplexed). This will take you to an online management page for the device.ģ.) Look for the Print button in the interface, near the top, and click it.Ĥ.) Click the Choose File button to select the PDF file you would like to print. Note: The IP address of the printer is usually also printed on a label on the front or side of the printer.Ģ.) In a web browser, paste or type the IP address of the printer, then hit enter or return. Look for the printer you need to access and copy or note its IP address.
It lists the names of COE buildings with available print devices. Also,be sure to save your document as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file, and have it in a convenient location before following the steps below.ġ.) Identify the IP address of the Xerox printer you need by going to the following link in a web browser. If the Xerox device you are accessing requires a print code you will need to have it handy. The following describes the steps for submitting a PDF file directly to a networked Xerox printer as an alternative way to print.
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