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Starting at Mac OS X Mountain Lion – 10.8, the web interface is disabled by default settings. In past versions of Apple operating systems, the web administration page was turned on by default, but now it has changed. You can read more about CUPS at this link In order to make a label printer work and be visible on the Mac so Artisan can use it, we need to enable CUPS printing system.

Step 1: Enable CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) on the MacĪpple computers do not work the same way as Windows computers do, thus most printer manufacturer’s drivers won’t work on the Mac. We do not support other label printers for Artisan 4.0 other than the ones listed above. We have not tested this configuration with any other printers, hence we recommend using one of the above. Printers that would work with these settings are: This is a detailed article and we go through each step. This is awesome, but not without frustration.On this article we show how a label printer should be set up on a Apple Macintosh OS X so that it works with Artisan POS 4.0 or later. Ultimately, I'm printing on an industrial Zebra thermal printer from my Mac without any additional software. And sometimes the print queue spools perpetually and I have to unplug/re-plug the cable and re-send my print job. When trying to print image files on the Z4000, sometimes it just spits out a blank label. Though it leaves a lot of white space on an already small label. The only way it's worked so far is with page scaling, so I guess I'll be using that workaround. I tried altering the source file, but the address/barcodes are overlaid on the template at a set position from the left, and when I take the white space out the barcodes and address print halfway off the label. I tried printing using the settings for 8.5x11 laser labels, but the large margins are actually white space built into Endicia's label template and so the label won't fit on my 4圆 thermal labels. Therefore when I set Endicia to print to a Zebra printer, it can't see mine. This much larger industrial-grade printer (the Z4000 / Z4M) uses zebra's ZPL language. Endicia is setup to print to a small desktop printer using Zebra's EPL language. Response by poster: A further update for future hunters of Zebra OS X info.