#Samsung ml1740 driver for mac install#
#Samsung ml1740 driver for mac mac#

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is the personal dumping grounds of Paul Landry: Now, if I could only find a way to make this dinosaur support “AirPrint”!!! Hopefully, there’s no one else out there forced to use the ML-1740, but if so, I hope this helps.

#Samsung ml1740 driver for mac install#

Long story short, just follow the instructions, making sure to install the software in the proper order, reboot and bam: there’s the ML-1740 sitting in System Preferences -> Print & Scan, ready to go.Īfter that, everything printed as it had several years ago. I decided to give it a try anyway heck, there was a chance that the poster of the solution was using Lion, and if it worked on Lion, it would likely work on Mountain Lion. That was the day after OS X 10.7 “Lion” was released, and the thread went back several months, so likely these users were dealing with OS X 10.6 “Snow Leopard”. The first thing I noticed was the date: July 21, 2011. So, I started searching, and behold I found the solution at MacRumors forums, from July 21, 2011. But, it gives you an idea of how old this printer is! When setting the printer back up this morning, I tried to run that installer that I’d downloaded several years ago, and was told that “Power-PC applications” can no longer be run, obviously.

I had to search to find drivers, and could only find them on an overseas Samsung support site.

#Samsung ml1740 driver for mac mac#

Even when I first bought the thing, it was apparent that Mac support was an afterthought by Samsung. The ML-1740 truly was never intended to be a Mac printer. Well, my Mac-friendly Epson color printer went down, and pressed to print some things for my son, I was forced to go to my backup printer, an old Samsung ML-1740 laser printer.