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Is the printer connected to the network or to the Mac USB port? I've got an HP on my network that works with my Macs and PC's with no worries.
If it is on the Mac do you have the "share this printer" option turned on? Once I get home I'll have to check just where that setting is located.
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Is the printer connected to the network or to the Mac USB port? I've got an HP on my network that works with my Macs and PC's with no worries.
To the Mac's USB port.
If it is on the Mac do you have the "share this printer" option turned on?
And for the third time, yes, printer sharing is turned on.
Nebbermind, figured it out.
If I want to plow through archives for articles on Citrix -- which online trade pubs would be the best places to start?
Jesus Christ. Anybody know how to fix a .pst on a Mac? Outlook 2001 helpfully did not include scanpst.exe, and I am adrift.
Anyone use The Gimp? Can anyone tell me how to make a certain color transparent on a .gif file? (I'm using The Gimp on a Windows XP machine at the moment.)
I have no Gimp help files, it seems.
eta: Nebber mind. Google was my friend.
The answer was on the non-intuitive side....
Jessica: [link]
Even if it doesn't work, you may be able to get a working solution from these people.
Interesting note from that site about speeding up XP/Mac network transfers: [link]
tommyrot: If you did it a complicated way, then, for future reference, the easiest way is just using the "color->alpha" filter for that color. Anything that is purely alpha will get transformed into transparency during gif export - more flexible than "pick a color to pretend is transparent" in the long run as it allows for blending and such, but less intuitive than in simpler programs.
Does Photoshop (which I'm SURE works the same way, converting alpha sections to transparent after flattening) make it more intuitive than putting it in the "Filters" folder? I don't really know Photoshop very well.