For the past 6 months or so, at start up keep getting this error message window when I start my iMac. Has gibberish in it: 'Bookmark88' (then symbols/gibberish). Below that line: 'ApplicationsThunderbird.app' (and then symbols/gibberish). Below that line: 'Mactinosh HD' (then symbols/gibberish).Below that line: 'Thunderbird' (then gibberish). Literally pages and pages when I try to scroll through to get a clue as to what this is so I can fix the problem and stop getting this window.
Thunderbird has crashed during this time. I've reinstalled and still get this window - Have OS YOSEMITE 10.10.4, iMac 2009; Processor 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7. thanks for your help.
In recent days, we've become unable to print images from Photoshop CS3 on our Lanier 430 PS printer. It's printing the Postscript as text -- multiple pages.
This is happening with both 10.4 and 10.5 machines. These are running through a printer server in another building (I'm at a university).
In following the steps outlined at http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb402377
I've installed new PPD for the printer. However, I'm not sure how to apply it, since when I try to create a new printer to use the new PD, two drivers show up, and I can't distinguish the two.
So, one idea is to make sure the old PPD is removed. However, I'm not sure
where that's located. It's possible that while I've installed the PPD on my machine, it's not on the server, so I'm not going to make any progress there.
When I look in /library /printers/lanier/profiles, I don't see anything with today's date (I instaleld the PPD today), or one with a time stamp near the date of the PPD I installed.
So, are .icc files the new name for .ppd files?
Has anyone else dealt successfully with a similar scenario?
Thanks.
Greg
This is happening with both 10.4 and 10.5 machines. These are running through a printer server in another building (I'm at a university).
In following the steps outlined at http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb402377
I've installed new PPD for the printer. However, I'm not sure how to apply it, since when I try to create a new printer to use the new PD, two drivers show up, and I can't distinguish the two.
So, one idea is to make sure the old PPD is removed. However, I'm not sure
where that's located. It's possible that while I've installed the PPD on my machine, it's not on the server, so I'm not going to make any progress there.
When I look in /library /printers/lanier/profiles, I don't see anything with today's date (I instaleld the PPD today), or one with a time stamp near the date of the PPD I installed.
So, are .icc files the new name for .ppd files?
Has anyone else dealt successfully with a similar scenario?
Thanks.
Greg
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