On Jan 18, 2006, at 6:35 AM, Al Poulin wrote: > On Jan 18, 2006, at 12:22 AM, Gen Hadlow Mac Impact Dbn wrote: > >> On 17/1/2006 9:48 PM, "Al Poulin" <alpoulin at cox.net> wrote: >> >>> On Jan 17, 2006, at 1:58 AM, Gen Hadlow Mac Impact Dbn wrote: >>> >>>> Hi All >>>> I have an HP 1320 laser printer that I use with my iBook on 10.4.4. >>>> I started a print but at the last minute then decided to cancel my >>>> print >>>> because I had left off some vital info. >>>> After that I just cant print any more. >>> >>> Thinking back to pre-OS X days, I would turn off the printer. Shut >>> down the iBook. Turn on the printer. Start up the iBook. >> Tried that first. Did not work. >> I did not mention that I was connecting via a usb cable as I had >> lent out my >> Ethernet hub... >> Got my hub back and the problem has gone! but if I try to connect >> via the >> USB connection, I have the same problem! Used my pals iBook and that >> connected perfectly with the USB. Its definitely a problem with >> some sort of >> system pref that I don’t know how to track down... >> My USB ports are fine, used a mouse to test both of them... > > A couple more thoughts. > > Look for printer preferences in your Home>Library>Preferences, > things ending in .plist, and trash them. > > If you have an extra user account, try it there. Or establish a > new user account for testing. If the problem does not happen > there, look for differences in your Library. > > I hope some real expert butts in here. > Well, ok. In my experience, OS X treats a printer connected via ethernet (or an ethernet hub) as a separate printer from one connected via USB. I've had to "add new printer" when switching to USB. I then have two printers - both are the same physical printer, but different logical printer queues. -- Scott Buntin