AirPrint is working for some Mac OS X 10.6.5 users

According to the users of Mac OS X 10.6.5 and iOS 4.2 GM, AirPrint functionality does not work. Printing available on iOS software option does not actually print what they are saying that print. AirPrint is currently working for users who have iOS 4.2 GM and upgraded to Mac OS X 10.6.5 final of one of the betas. According to the user of Flickr TalkaboutDesign AirPrint is working for him with 10.6.5 Mac OS X because it updated a beta version. AirPrint functionality to work correctly iOS 4.2 end is necessary.

IOS 4.2 golden master version still had some errors. So Apple has been fixing of iOS 4.2 and changed some AirPrint algorithms.We hope that on Friday we will know the full story on if AirPrint will work with iOS 4.2 or no.Manténgase contact us for more updates.

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How to obtain AirPrint work on your Mac OS X 10.6.5 [tutorial]

Before us we published that AirPrint functionality is not working for Mac OS X 10.6.5 users. AirPrint is currently working for those users who have iOS 4.2 GM and upgraded to Mac OS X 10.6.5 final of one of the betas. Developer Steven Troughton Smith has found a method that allows AirPrint work in your Mac OS X 10.6.5.

Files that that are needed are

/usr/libexec/CUPS/Filter/urftopdf
/usr/share/CUPS/MIME/Apple.convs
/usr/share/CUPS/MIME/Apple.types

If you migrate these files from a preliminary 10.6.5 generation for then your device, need only one step to enable AirPrint working on your Mac OS X 10.6.5. one important thing you need to remove and re added printer preferences print and fax.You need to have access to "/ usr" on the command line, which is a hidden directory on your Macintosh hard drive.

1: (Method)From the terminal, type

Open - a /usr/libexec/cups Finder

Method 2:Select "Go to folder…" from the Finder menu of "Go", which will show a window in which you can type "/ usr/libexec/cups".

You can download the necessary files from here. stay in touch with us for more updates.(Image source 9To5mac)

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