Is this printer compatable with Apple Mavericks operating system. My husband upgraded a while ago and had to get a new printer. I want to upgrade bu
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Yes it is supported. Here is the link from brother so you can look at it for yourself. http://support.brother.com/g/s/os/mac/index_pre.html
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I upgraded to Mavericks several months ago and didn't have any problems with my HL-2040 printer.
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I upgraded from Mavericks to Yosemite when it first came out, and am now running 10.10.2. I can't speak to compatibility with Mavericks, but it works great with Yosemite. See my comment inside the thread "Has anyone successfully used the r800 on a MacBook Pro running OSX Yosemite 10.10?"
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http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/printers_multifunction/laser_printers/imageclass_lbp6200d#DriversAndSoftwareThere are several versions of drivers for Mac OS, from the newest Mavericks all the way back to Mac OS 8?!Once you have the drivers installed (your Mac may do it for you automatically), you can print to this printer.And yes, I am answering this question from experience.
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Sorry, I'm not exactly sure what OSX10.9.2 is. I use mine with Dell laptop, iPad II, and iPhone 5s. I did google and find this "No Mavericks OS X 10.9 for HP Officejet Pro 8500A A910a series Full Software and Driver - Needed! Posted on Jan 10, 2014 3:27 AM, HP Forum - Mac Printing and Scanning | h30434.www3.hp.com We got our Officejet Pro 8500A - Series A910a in Jan. 2012. Although the full feature software and driver is available for Windows 8.1 and MAC 10.8 it's NOT there for MAC 10.9 Mavericks. It's frustrating to see that HP made a Mavericks software and driver available for the older Officejet Pro 8500 - Series A909a, which is the previous printer I had in 2010. I'd prefer not to do an IP network printer work around setup on our A910a as I believe you lose many of the printer features. The question is I wonder if will there be a compete set of A910a series driver and software for Mavericks soon or at all? THX for any info you can provide!" Hope this helps...
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Go to support.dell.com and see if they lost a driver for MacOS. I am nearly certain that this printer supports MacOS.
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I'm running OS X Mavericks and it works perfect. I did install Moom as well.
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I am not sure, but I have looked it up online and there are indeed ppl using this printer with mac version 10.6.8
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Yes, it is compatible. I just installed the printer on my Mac running OS X Yosemite 10.10.2, and it works great.
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I am running Mavericks on my iMac and it works great. I just upgraded to Print Shop 3 and it works even better.
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My Artison 730 works well with my Apple Mac OS X. I don't know anyone using this printer on Windows 8.
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It also works just fine with my iMac, running the latest Leopard (10.5). In fact I bought this printer at the Apple store.
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I have no idea if it can be used with OSX mavericks. Contact the manufacturer and I am sure they can answer your question.
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It works Perfectly fine with Mavericks !!! After installing Mavericks, you may have to re-set-up your Magic Numpad in system preferences.
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I bought the printer for my son's Dell computer. He has an old windows operating system which I believe is XP . None the less the printer does work well with his computer. I hope this helped .
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I did not buy a download, I bought it on a physical CD. No, this is not compatible with Mavericks. Microsoft Office 2011 is.
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Assuming that is the latest update, (because I have a 2 MACs in my home) then you should not have any problems. I use this machine to print from my MACs, as well as mu Air and iphone.
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Vincent -- I'm sorry that I can't answer your question. I gave up on Microsoft some time ago. Windows 7 was my last Microsoft OS. I'm now an Apple fan. It works fine with my iMac. However, would I buy the KX-MB2000 again? No. Even though it still prints OK, it's telling me to replace the drum, which costs almost as much as the printer. When my KC-MB2000 finally goes belly-up, I will do some research (e.g., Consumer Reports) and buy another brand -- and definitely not an ink-jet. Good luck!