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Adding the All-In-One to the Printer List

After you configure the All-In-One as a network printer, you must add it to the Printer List.

Add the All-In-One to the Printer List from the software application

1. Make sure the All-In-One is properly connected, and the power light is on.
2. From the software application, choose File   Print. The Print dialog appears.
3. From the "Printer" pop-up menu, choose Edit Printer List. The Printer List dialog appears.
4. Click Add or Add Printer.
5. Choose the connection type from the pop-up menu.

   If you choose USB

   If you choose Lexmark Inkjet Networking

   Select the All-In-One from the list. Click Add.

   Select the All-In-One from the list. Note: A printer networked through an external adapter displays its name and the six-digit MAC address of the adapter. If the All-In-One has no IP address, it is an unconfigured printer. Click Configure to assign an IP address. See Configuring a network printer. If the All-In-One is not shown, click Add Remote. For more information, see Adding a remote network printer. Click Add.

Add the All-In-One to the Printer List from the Print Center or Printer Setup Utility (in Mac OS X version 10.3)

1. Make sure the All-In-One is properly connected, and the power light is on.
2. From the Finder desktop, choose Go  Applications   Utilities   Print Center or Printer Setup Utility (Mac OS X version 10.3). The Printer List dialog appears.
3. Click Add or Add Printer.
4. Choose the connection type from the pop-up menu.

   If you choose USB	If you choose Lexmark Inkjet Networking
   Select the All-In-One from the list. Click Add.	Select the All-In-One from the list. Note: A printer networked through an external adapter displays its name and the six-digit MAC address of the adapter. If the All-In-One has no IP address, it is an unconfigured printer. Click Configure to assign an IP address. See Configuring a network printer. If the All-In-One is not shown, click Add Remote. See Adding a remote network printer. Click Add.

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