No Color Management Preferences on Pixma Pro-10

[JMFlores]

I am using a Mac OS 10.13.6 operating system with High Sierra to (try to) print wirelessly to my new Pixma Pro-10. I don't have a CD drive on my MacBook, so I copied the software from the CD on my old computer to a flash drive and then did the install from the flash drive. 

When trying to print a file from Photoshop, I'm not getting a full menu of preferences in the print dialog box. There is no color management. Only what you see here.

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I"m So frustrated after seeing the preferences at one point after my first setup run today! Then I had wireless connection problems,so, I uninstalled the driver and reinstalled, and now I'm back to square one where i was when I installed the driver from the Canon site last week.  Help! 

[jrhoffman75]

Go to System preferences->Printers and Scanners.

Delete that printer.

Add it again with the "+" icon.

Wait for the IJ series printer to appear.(I'm assuming you installled the latest Canon driver from the Canon site).

You may have the Bonjour/Airprint driver installed now, which is an Apple product with reduced printer features.

[shadowsports]

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@jrhoffman75 wrote:

.....(I'm assuming you installled the latest Canon driver from the Canon site).

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He didn't, but can now 🙂

https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/details/professional-large-format-printers...

Whoops...  Nope..  Good old Apple...  no drivers needed per Canon's website...  Mojave 10.14

[jrhoffman75]

True. But he also said he was using High Sierra. 

[shadowsports]

Yes indeed.  Missed that.  Thanks for correcting me.  So drivers are available.   

[JMFlores]

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@jrhoffman75 wrote:

Go to System preferences->Printers and Scanners.

Delete that printer.

Add it again with the "+" icon.

Wait for the IJ series printer to appear.(I'm assuming you installled the latest Canon driver from the Canon site).

You may have the Bonjour/Airprint driver installed now, which is an Apple product with reduced printer features.

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This is exactly what I did while I was waiting for a response! Thank you for confirming I did the right thing. Working now. . . . but still confounded on how to install the Pro Plugin to Photoshop. Can't get that to work. 😞 

[JMFlores]

BTW, I am a "she!"  

Pleased to meet you

-Jessica

[jrhoffman75]

Hi Jessica 

I will post how to install PSP into PS in next reply.

[jrhoffman75]

To install PSP, go into Applications->Canon Utilities->Print Studio pro and run the Plug-in Installer.

It will ask about LR (unless you don't have LR).

Select "Next"

Select Photoshop and click "Browse"

Browse to App, find Adobe Photoshop, select the Plug-ins folder and select Open

Select "Next"

It should install.