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Resetting a Printer in OS 10.3.

Question: I'm not sure what has happened

but when I click on the printer icon on our

desktop nothing happens. The printer icon

is also no longer in our dock (I'm sure there

was one there before). I probably sound

like a real dummy but what do I need to do?

Answer: The Printer Setup Utility is

hiding in the Utilities folder in the

Applications folder on the hard drive.

Locate, drag, and release it on the dock to

create a new dock printer icon. Close all the

open folders.

Next, turn on your printer, open the Printer

Setup Utility using the new dock icon, click

on your printer in the window to select it,

click on the Printers menu in the Menu Bar

at the top of the display, and choose Create

Desktop Printer. This will create a desktop

printer icon that enables you to start, stop,

and delete printer jobs quickly and easily.

If the printer does not show up the the

Printer Setup Utility window, turn on the

printer, check the cables to ensure a good

connection, and click on the Add button in

the Printer Setup Utility. From the options

in the find

printer window, select Epson USB. When

you printer shows up, click on it and click

on the Add button. Your printer should then

appear in the Printer Setup Utility window.

The Printer Setup Utility can also be

accessed through the System Preferences

under the Apple Menu, but it's much handier

to have a dock icon for it.

USB Power Low warning.

Question: For some reason I keep getting

a message that reads USB Low Power

Notice and I can’t print or scan anything at

all. I have even bought a new router, re-

attached all peripherals and short of pulling

out what is left of my hair, nothing seems to

work. Any help you could give me would

be appreciated.

Answer: A USB Power Low warning

means that something (or a combination of

unpowered devices) on one of the USB

ports is drawing too much power. Usually it

is something plugged into the keyboard,

which is itself unpowered, and already has

an unpowered mouse plugged into it. If that

trips the internal breaker on the USB port,

your keyboard and mouse will not work

until the computer is restarted, or at least,

until the keyboard is unplugged from the

computer and replugged in without the

additional device that is drawing too much

power.

Hint: A number one suspect is the cable

to the mouse, right where it enters the mouse,

especially on Apple Laser mice. The cable

often breaks at this point due to frequent

bending stresses, and can short out, leading

to the USB Lower Power notice and loss of

keyboard and mouse use. Have a look for a

black burned looking spot in the mouse

cable right at that point.

The printer, and other devices with their

own independent power supply, are not

usually suspects, as they do not draw any

power from the USB bus/port. However,

USB powered hard drives, floppy disk

drives, and USB powered scanners will often

draw too much power and trigger this

problem.

Graphic Converter

Question: I have a few questions about

Graphic Converter: Since I have been

using it for 28 days I think that it is time

that I ordered it. The cost is reasonable at

$30 US. I want to pay by cheque and I have

printed out the form, but I have some

questions before I order it.

1. Since my scanner is an Epson perhaps

I should use its program. Would I have

about the same program on Epson Smart

Panel as is on the G.C? Is it as good as

Graphic Converter or better?

2. If I order the Graphic Converter, what

do I need to purchase besides the Graphic

Converter X/Classic, current full version?

The 300 page manual? or just the Workshops

1 - 10 (80 pages)?

3. How long do I receive the G.C. for

free? Do I have to buy it again every Year

or if it is upgraded?

Answer: Graphic Converter uses the

Epson Scanner software (which is already

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