Luckily there is no need to boot into Tiger. The latest drivers posted on the Canon website are compatible with OS X Leopard (version 10.5) - I am running version 10.5.1 right now and have printed without problems. In fact the driver is very nice and easy to use.

When I installed I did not use the Canon CD except to install the users manual. Instead I went directly to their website and downloaded the latest drivers to install. That way I knew I would not have any problems and could do a real test on the drivers without wondering if there was a problem with updating over the old one. I would recommend the same approach to anyone else.

The largest print I have made so far is 44 inches wide by 60 inches long. A fantastic print on glossy photo paper. I have also made some smaller prints including grayscale prints of our train posters (see www.cwkproducts.com for more info on these). Additionally, I printed out some photos for fun at 16x20 on heavyweight treated paper - they look very nice.

So far, I am really pleased with the results that I am getting with this

printer. The print speed is great and the printer is very easy to use. It has

a very readable LCD screen and informative prompts. The paper loading

is a little different than what I was used to with the Epson 9600Pro but

after one or two changes of paper it was very easy. I have only used

roll paper so others may have different experience working with sheets.

If you want more info on this printer click the picture above and it will take you to Canon’s website.