Print Therapy is the only utility in the world designed to diagnose and repair problems that can occur with the Mac OS X printing system. These problems include, but are not limited to, the inability to open the Print & Fax System Preference pane, inabillity to add printers, disappearing print jobs, corrupted preference files, and inability to create PDF files. Print Therapy also includes some useful tools for deleting extra printer drivers, installing or deleting PPD files, deleting old spool files, backing up and restoring the printing system, and resetting the printing system
What's New
Version 7.0.4 SLE:
- This version adds support for Mac OS X 10.6.8.
- The process of gathering permission data prior to permission repairs is now much faster.
- PPDs are now listed in alphabetical order in the PPD Inspection list regardless of name case and population of the PPD Inspection list is now much faster.
- Switching between PPD directories in the PPD Inspection tab no longer clears the Inspection list. Instead, the list can be refreshed manually.
- Printer driver data is now gathered much faster.
Version 7.0.4 SLE:
- This version adds support for Mac OS X 10.6.8.
- The process of gathering permission data prior to permission repairs is now much faster.
- PPDs are now listed in alphabetical order in the PPD Inspection list regardless of name case and population of the PPD Inspection list is now much faster.
- Switching between PPD directories in the PPD Inspection tab no more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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Print Therapy is the only utility in the world designed to diagnose and repair problems that can occur with the Mac OS X printing system. These problems include, but are not limited to, the inability to open the Print & Fax System Preference pane, inabillity to add printers, disappearing print jobs, corrupted preference files, and inability to create PDF files. Print Therapy also includes some useful tools for deleting extra printer drivers, installing or deleting PPD files, deleting old spool files, backing up and restoring the printing system, and resetting the printing system
Print Therapy 7.x allows the user to do the following:
Print Therapy 7.x allows the user to do the following:
- Backup and restore the printing system
- Verify and recreate the root user
- Verify and recreate the lp user
- Verify and recreate the lp group
- Verify and repair the printing system permissions
- Verify and repair the home user Library directories
- Reset the printing system
- Delete CUPS spool files
- Verify and repair the /private/tmp directory
- Stop, start, or restart the cupsd process
- Replace the cupsd.conf file
- Delete hidden temporary files
- Delete all printing preferences
- Delete the pre-installed drivers
- View the CUPS access_log file
- View the CUPS error_log file
- View the CUPS page_log file
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The "Requirements" section should be changed to reflect that this version REQUIRES Mac OS X 10.6.x "Snow Leopard".
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Leoofborg reviewed on 08 Feb 2010
Have a little sympathy for these folks, they may not be in your time zone and we all have to sleep sometime.
The only other issue I have is that PT7 will not run on my 32-bit only Mac Mini Core Duo... but I think the dev can fix that by re-targetting the build for 32 and 64-bit Intel.
The new version DOES work great on my MBP.. It looks to be a great update! Just the 32-bit issue... doh.
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maclover1.1 reviewed on 28 Jul 2009
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I bought this app way back in the dark ages of Mac OS X because people said it was soooooo good but I have never in all the versions of Mac OS X from 10.0.0 to 10.5.7 needed to use it....
The only common thread I see in the comments is a particular older HP printer has a crap driver but nothing else.
If somebody say's to me that a wipe/clean install did'nt fix their print problem it screams buggy driver to me. The logical solution is to get updated drivers from HP.
To be honest Apple has done a good job of updating & improving the CUPS printing system in Mac OS.
Once a year someone posts a glowing review of this software here on Macupdate which suggests to me very very few people need it or astroturfing...
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Don Montalvo, NYC