1060's & Mac

You need to make sure that you have the PostScript option installed. You will not be able to print from the DOC server or use anything like scan router, DTB etc. Just remember, all of the applications that come with it are windows based and all you can really do is print and scan to email if their network will support it. You will have to install the accessories manually and then you can use them.

Otherwise, that should be the only major thing

So what scanning do you have, just Twain? Also, do you have any job binder type features or not? The network right now is one mac with a color laser printer connected with a USB cable. I will have to get them to run a crossover CAT5 cable so they can print directly to the 1060 without setting up a router etc.

AS far as I know, there is no scanning w/PS III, no job binder features either. I would make sure that they have adobe Acrobat (which they probably do) and they can create all of the pages in that environment.
Remember that you can sell them Document Mall Browswer MFP and email the docs to Doc Mall and then download them to the mac to have a scanning solution!
Art

[This message was edited by Docusultant on Thu September 11 2003 at 03:54 PM.]

[This message was edited by Docusultant on Thu September 11 2003 at 03:56 PM.]

Quite frankly, I don't think there is a Macintosh Twain driver out there for it either.

I'm going to ask what some may think is a stupid question, but I never claimed to know much about Mac...how do people with Mac's scan docs? If our machines don't do it, then what do they need?

good question!!!!

Kyocera has scan support for Mac. Just installed it for the first time the other day...and it WORKED!

I have a few 1060's and 1075's in school districts using mac's. You can scan to e-mail only.

Merlin:

Please explain how you accomplished the scan to email with the macs.

Thanx

Art

You can set up Scan to Email no matter what, all you have to have is a network with TCP-IP and an SMTP mail server that you can reach from the inside. The Scan to Email has nothing to do with Mac or PC, it is all IP based.

I hope that helps.