At 3:11 PM -0400 24/10/03, Donna dm87 wrote: >Skip wrote: > >>Check the modem and it looked fine, as did >>TCP/IP. I went in to the extensions manager and >>turned both off, and still no luck? >> >>Should I try ungrading to 9.2? >> >>Skip >> >>Mike Warren wrote: >> > >>>On Friday, October 24, 2003, at 08:23 AM, Skip wrote: >>> >>>>I have a iMac 350 that has an Epson 740 >>>>printer hooked to it. The problem is, >>>>whenever I try to select this printer in the >>>>chooser window, I get an error message saying >>>>"You can't do this, because AppleTalk is >>>>currently in use by another application, or >>>>not turned on neither of which is true? >>> >>> >>> >>>I remember this happening frequently with pre >>>X systems. I thought the trick was to turn off >>>AppleTalk but looking at your error message I >>>guess my memory is faulty. Anyway, it's worth >>>a try unless, of course, you have an AppleTalk >>>network. Also, check the modem settings to see >>>which ports it is assigned to, maybe there's a >>>conflict there. >>> >> >Skip, if you are using OS 9, go to Apple >Menu/Control Panel/Appletalk and make sure that >the port specified for Appletalk is NOT the >Printer port. > >Donna dm87 Hi, Remember Skip has an iMac. The OS 9 issue usually related to printers or modems plugged into different serial ports (i.e. printer in modem port, etc.) to what the OS was used to - even though the ports were the same and you just needed to configure them properly. iMacs only have USB, no din 9 serial ports so this isn't the solution. Skip was the iMac recently on a network and was connected via Ethernet and you have removed that connection? -- Regards, Mark (}-: X.III AIM / iChat: gibsonm1 There are only three types of computer users: Those that use Macs. Those that wished they used Macs. Those that don't know any better.