Re: Printing Problem

Steven, switch to another user account on the machine and see if it
prints. If it does, go back into the original account and hunt for your
printing prefs so you can delete and recreate them. You'll find these
in your local Pref folder: user/Library/Preferences

If it doesn't print from the secondary account, then you know that the
machine is not configured correctly.

Mark

On Oct 7, 2004, at 1:44 PM, Steven Brooks wrote:

> Fellow Mac folks,
>
> I am baffled by a unique printing problem, which seems to effect one
> specific iMac g4. We're running 10.2.8 and trying to print to 2
> networked Xerox copiers. One is a Work Center Pro 40 color copier and
> the other is a Work Center Pro 55. I am able to print to these
> copiers from all the rest of the macs in my office with no problems.
> They are all running 10.2.8 and have the latest drivers from Xerox
> installed.
>
> The one imac in question allows me to set up the printers in Print
> Center, using IP printing, and appear to be recognized and available.
> When I try to print from this particular imac printing stops and the
> job is put on hold, and I get an error message saying:
>
> Unable to create temporary file. No such file or directory.
>
> I'm stuck. Any pointers out there?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Steven Brooks
> Principal Photographer
> Architecture Visual Resources Library
> 494 Wurster Hall South Wing
> University of California
> Berkeley, CA 94720-1800
>
> mailto:sbrooks@socrates.berkeley.edu
> http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~sbrooks/Pages/ASLphoto.html
>

Mark Ingles
643-3107
Departmental On-site Computing Support
264 Evans Hall http://docs.berkeley.edu/

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