Need Mac OS X Driver

There is no driver for your printer to work with OSX. It was for Windows OS only. AND Apple does not support this particular model either.Link below list support printers by Apple OSX>
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3669

you want to download driver of canon printer??
Follow this link to download driver:-http://findfreemedia.com/search.html?type=all&search=canon+ip2770+driver&wm=149&sub=10

or
http://filedir.com/drivers/printer/canon-pixma-ip2770-ip2772-338528.html

You have install the driver numbered 3.31. This driver has a fix for problems with printing in Mac OS 10.6. You can find this on the Danish Canon site: www.canon.dk. I have not seen it any other places. :0) - Unconnected

Canon has indicated that N1220U will not be supported under Mac OS X 10.6.x (Snow Leopard). The only practical way to continue using the scanner under Snow Leopard is to buy the third party scanner software, VueScan (US$39.99).

As what is listed in apple's support site

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1468

Gimp is the only tested driver by them.
Personally I wont trust a 3rd party driver other than gimp and guttenprint because these drivers have been tested by apple team. Other than gimp seems like the only available driver in canon's site are for os 8 and os 9.

First, I'd strongly suggest you update your drivers.. there are newer drivers that came out in Nov 07, Dec 07, Jan 08 and even Feb 08. Here's the link to Mac OS drivers for your specific printer...

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact=SupportDetailTabAct&fcategoryid=257&modelid=11641#DownloadDetailAct

Please download and install all of the applicable drivers/software, because I have found that features such as color management come from the Easy Photo software, not the driver stuff.

The second link here is the directions on how to set up the duplex printing in Mac OS systems. It's a step-by-step and seems pretty comprehensive.

Good Luck!
Let us know how it works out for you!

Maggie B

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact=SupportDetailTabAct&fcategoryid=257&modelid=11641

1. Manually adjust color from the driver (Mac OS 9) 2. Manually adjust color from the driver (Mac OS X) 3. Manually adjust color from the driver (Windows) 4. Confirm that the recommended ink tanks are installed properly (iP1500 / iP2000) 5. Disable Monochrome Effects in the printer driver (Windows) 6. Perform print head alignment (Mac OS 9) iP1500 / iP2000 7. Perform print head alignment (Mac OS X) iP1500 / iP2000 8. Perform print head alignment (Windows) iP1500 / iP2000 9. Perform print head cleaning (Mac OS 9) iP1500 / iP2000 10. Perform print head cleaning (Mac OS X) iP1500 / iP2000

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact=SupportDetailTabAct&fcategoryid=257&modelid=10236

8.6 -9.1 is the lastest available.
Sorry, your scanner is too old for newer versions of MAC OS


http://umax.com/download/index.jsp

http://software.canon-europe.com/products/0010410.asp

Gazzards, First, what application are you printing from? Some applications (TextEdit for example) modify the size of the print job (scaling) to fit the size if the window on the screen. So, if I open TextEdit and type "THIS IS MY TEXT" and print it, it's fair. If I resize the window to full screen by clicking the green circle and reprint (with no other changes) the text comes out minute. If you've only tested one application printing, try another. Another bit of printing information in Mac OS X: You can manage printers in a different way using your browser and pointing to this URL: http://localhost:631/printers/ I use this to print a test page for printers, and it's a good test for your situation because it does not involve the print dialog settings. Just find the printer you use and click the "Print Test Page" button next to it. Does it come out the correct size? Please let me know if this helps.