1. Canon 3200 Printer Driver

10.4.4 is Tiger. Current build is 10.4.6. Next one coming up is 10.4.7, so this driver is supported in Tiger.

From MacOSHints: After months of frustration of having to use Virtual PC running Windows XP in order to print to the Canon LBP 3000, I've finally discovered that Canon has indeed (albeit silently to the whole world) released a CAPT printer driver that works without the ridiculous requirement of having to have the Japanese version of OS X installed. This is not the Linux CUPS version, it is the full LBP CAPT driver made by Canon themselves. Software support: 10.2.8 thru to 10.4.4 (in English) It apparently works with: LBP-2410 / 1210 / 1120 / 1110 / 1110, Premium / 1110SE, LBP5200 / 5000 / 3600 / 3500 / 3300 / 3210 / 3200 / 3000. I've tested it with LBP3000 on 10.4.5 (directly and via Printer Sharing). The installer is in Japanese, and it quits all applications and requires a restart, and requires you to manually setup the printer using the System Preferences. After this mild digression, you have full printer functionality and setup options (including toner usage), all in English, and it's nice and fast.

My insanity has now gone, and I can now terminate that unnecessary relationship with Virtual PC for good! PS: Japanese language skills are not required, just press the default button(s) when installing. Phoneclean phoneclean for mac. If you're looking for an excellently cheap printer, I can now seriously recommend the LBP-3000. Hi everyone, I'm considering buying an LBP 3300, basically because it's the cheapest Canon laser printer I can find that has a duplexer. I need it to work via IP printing though. Does anyone know of a default driver you can use to set the LBP 3000 series up for IP printing?

At the office we have a Samsung that is unsupported by Mac OS X but the IT guy set it up with the generic Post Script printer driver. Any idea whether this would work? I suppose if you did that you wouldn't be able to use the duplex feature? Or is there another way I can set this up using the USB port in my router other than IP printing? Or lastly, can anyone suggest an alternate printer?

Sorry, I meant the LBP 3300. So are you saying that if I can get it to work by plugging it directly into my computer, I should be able to get it to work by plugging it into my router? I should have made the original post clearer.

I have installed the CAPS driver from Canon's website. I was playing around with the Printer Setup Utility, and I noticed that when I go to setup an IP printer there's no option to use the CAPS driver. This makes me worried that the printer will not work via IP printing. Thanks again. Apple Footer. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

Canon 3200 Printer Driver

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Canon LASER SHOT LBP 3200 driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows 32-bit – 64-bit and Macintosh Operating System.