On Jul 24, 1:11 am, isw <i...@witzend.com> wrote: > In article <1ikk44j.wsbrcy1oiemn9N%al...@alussinan.org>, > > al...@alussinan.org (Alain191) wrote: > > DJW <d...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > > I have a Apple Personal Laser 320 printer. How do I stop the test page > > > that is printed every time I turn the unit on? I once had stopped it > > > with using some utility. And does it matter if the computer is booted > > > up before I turn (plug in) the printer on. It has no on and off switch > > > and I hardly every print with it so to save energy I unplug it. > > > With systems before mas OS X a soft "laser printer utility" offers this > > choice, with mac OS X, I dont know. > > > Find an older mac with an older system and force this choice, it remains > > in the printer memory. > > I had a LW 360 that couldn't be stopped from printing that page. In the > process of attempting to get it to stop, I tried a lot of things, > including a snippet of Postscript that was supposed to stop it -- but > did not. I have long since lost that snippet, but you might be able to > google for it. > > Isaac
Not quite sure what you mean by a snippet? And how the printer gets it. Is it a one-time thing? What words should I search google with?
