*The CP900 does not support printing in Ad Hoc mode with Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY on iOS 15 or later. ImagePROGRAF PRO series, TM series, TA series, TX series, TZ series, GP series, TC series
PIXMA TS series, TR series, MG series, MX series, G series, E series, PRO series, MP series, iP series, iX series Printer connection is required to enable ""Image Correction""function. *2:It is recommended to optimize the document preview with ""Image Correction"" function, when it is not properly displayed on your device. The image can be saved as a PDF on your device and you can even make copies by printing itįunction to check Online manual, Ink model number and Ink level indicator and buy ink cartridges Take a picture of a document by your device and crop it for image correction Making multiple copies easier with a printer which doesn't have an LCD screen Print data on SNS and storage services and various crafts on CREATIVE PARK with PIXMA Cloud Link whenever you are at home or on the goĬopy setting is availavle from your iPad/iPhone/iPod touch Seamlessly scan with a connected printer & save documents and photos as PDF or JPEG
Print PDF files & Microsoft Office® documents *1: Functions and services may not be available in certain printers, countries or regions and enviroment.Įasily print up to 20 different photos at a time I tried connecting the printer directly to the Mac over USB.Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY is the print and scan app for PIXMA, MAXIFY and SELPHY from your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. So: did Mountain Lion or Mavericks start shipping with almost no printer drivers? Have I done something wrong? Can I download these drivers from somewhere? Canon claims they should already be installed on my machine, and won't give me a download for them. As you can see, the first page is just the beginning of the "A"s alphabetically. When I do the same on my old (10.7) machine, I see hundreds of drivers. So I try to add it manually, by choosing "Add Printer or Scanner…" It asks me to choose a driver, so I choose "Select Software…" That gives me a dialog box with a grand total of 16 drivers to choose from (12 showing, 4 more when I scroll down). However, when I try to set it up on my new machine, it fails. I have a Canon Pixma iP3000 printer hooked up to an Airport Extreme, which works fine on my old machine.
I'm migrating from a 10.7 Mac to a new 10.9 Mac.
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