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SUMMARY
One way to troubleshoot printing problems is to disable extensions. On a
computer that is not running Open Transport, you can disable extensions by
starting your computer with the SHIFT key held down. When you disable
extensions this way, it is still possible to print to a local printer or to
a network printer. However, this SHIFT-restart method does not work if are
using Open Transport.
MORE INFORMATIONThe following tables list the files, the file type (Kind), and the locations of the extensions necessary to print to a network printer using Open Transport. Power Macintosh Computers
*Ethernet (Built-in) is required only on PCI Power Macintosh computers.
Non-PowerMacintosh (68k processor) Computers
In addition to these extensions, you will have to load the extensions
required by the particular Office program from which you are trying to
print. The following tables list the minimum number of extensions required
to start the different Office programs.
Microsoft Office 98 Macintosh EditionThe following extensions must the loaded in order to run any of the Office applications:Microsoft Component Library Microsoft Office versions 4.2, 4.2.1, 4.2.1a, 4.2.1bPower Macintosh Computers
68k Computers
Note, some third-party programs (Now Utilities and Conflict Catcher) that
enable/disable extensions and control panels may expose some or all of the
extensions necessary to start Microsoft Office programs and to print once
they get started. The Extensions Manager that ships with your Apple system
software does not expose any of the these extensions; so, you should be
able to set extensions to "all off" and still be able to print to a network
printer using Open Transport.
For additional information, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q148814 Conflict Catcher may Disable Necessary Office Extensions Additional query words: 4.20 4.21 4.21a 4.21b 98 launch
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