Quick question about Canon printer.

GARoss · GARoss #1 (**permalink**)

06-21-2009, 05:47 PM

New to Mac & setup my Canon i950 without a glitch but I cannot find anything in the software to check ink levels like I could with Windows XP. While printing it did warn me once that black level was low but no graph, just a warning. I'd like to check the levels before doing some serious printing!

If anyone has any experience with the i950 or similar Canon printers please let me know.
Thanks!

BKRonline · BKRonline #2 (**permalink**)

06-21-2009, 06:24 PM

Your printer may need to warm up / print a page first.

I found this on the Apple forums:
Apple - Support - Discussions - cannot see ink jet cartridge levels ...

Also, did you try Cannon's driver? (select your OS to see the driver / software downloads)
Support - Photo Printer - i950 Series - Canon USA Consumer Products

GARoss · GARoss #3 (**permalink**)

06-22-2009, 09:31 AM

Yup, found it. I don't know my way around a Mac yet. It's a little work getting to Utilities. Then, Maintenance defaults to Cleaning, but, there's a drop down list that takes you to levels.
Thanks!

BKRonline · BKRonline #4 (**permalink**)

06-22-2009, 11:42 PM

Sure thing.

We have to check out iChat some time so I can show you around your Mac from 600 miles away

Apple - Find Out How - Mac Basics

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Member Since: Jun 02, 2009 Posts: 17 Mac Specs: Mac Pro Intel 2.66GHz,10GB RAM,4 1.5TB HDD's,OS 10.6, 24" Cinema,iSight,Alum. Kybd,Razor Pro\|Click	06-21-2009, 06:24 PM Your printer may need to warm up / print a page first. I found this on the Apple forums: Apple - Support - Discussions - cannot see ink jet cartridge levels ... Also, did you try Cannon's driver? (select your OS to see the driver / software downloads) Support - Photo Printer - i950 Series - Canon USA Consumer Products BKRonline Mac Pro (quad core) \| iMac \| MacBook \| iPhone \| iPhone 3G \| iPods \| Time Capsules \| AirPort Extremes \| AirPort Express \| Beginner Mac & iPhone/iPod Touch Developer
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