I bought a Dell V313 Printer but i could not use with iMac OS 10.7. How can i get the compatible drivers?

all printers made , modern this is and was an option new
313 was an option, 2009 old printer it is,
the manual tells how to use that, here if it is present.
did you used USB before not told. and if yes or the seller did
used and you bought printer the printer must be reset;.

page 21

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/227801/Dell-V313.html?page=21&term=reset&selected=1#manual

or is this a pre buy question, if yes ask them.
can can not ESP THEM NOR PRINTER OPTIONS EVER.
non deities we are
page 55 is wireless setups.

The printer supports three wireless security options: no security, WEP, and WPA/WPA2

wpa2 is the best, others are super un-secure.
page 88
wifi trouble shooting is there.
if printer is used, (bought) page 89 must be reset

Here is how to use the Dell 3010cn Color Laser Printer on Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard (or 10.3-10.5):

1) Install Ghostscript 8.64
http://www.openprinting.org/download...-8.64so-ub.dmg

2) Install Foomatic-RIP-4.0.2
http://www.openprinting.org/download...-4.0.2.211.dmg

3) Download the PPD
OpenPrinting database - Printer: Dell 3010cn

4) Add printer using USB or IP address (LPD or IPP protocol). Change driver from Autoselect/Generic to other, and find the PPD from 3).

Hi Lorie, unfortunately Apple is correct. It's up to Dell to provide the drivers and I think it's highly unlikely that they will.It would appear that many Dell printers are actiually Lexmark printers in disguise so perhaps you could try those drivers to see if any will work.

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&releaseid=R268704&SystemID=PRN_ALL_V313&servicetag=&os=MAC1&osl=en&deviceid=22025&devlib=0&typecnt=0&vercnt=1&catid=-1&impid=-1&formatcnt=0&libid=40&typeid=-1&dateid=-1&formatid=-1&source=-1&fileid=395304

You will find what you need at the link above....

Click here Click on above link select os and then download drivers and install. Let me know if you need further assistance. Thanks for using FixYa.

Make sure the drivers installed properly, try reinstalling them!

Make sure the drivers are correct for your operating system. To do this go to www.dell.com, and download the proper driver for your Operating System.

Hello there!

As i know dell printers dont offer you ability to use them with mac computers, but i know that you could use your printer as a server from some windows os pc, and connect it with your imac computer, if you are able to do that here you go, detail instruction will be provided for you in next text lines.

This document gives a detailed explanation of how to set up an HP DeskJet 722C printer that is attached to a Windows XP computer so that the printer can be used by a Mac OS X computer on a local area network (LAN). If your printer is slightly different, or you have a different version of Windows, or you're using a different Unix than Mac OS X, you'll have to adapt these instructions with your own creativity.
Be aware that these procedures may not be necessary at all if the printer you have has Mac drivers, and other Microsoft incantations are working properly. You may be able to get off easy, but then, you probably wouldn't be searching the Internet looking for these instructions. Your mileage may vary.
Thanks to the detailed directions at http://pnm2ppa.sourceforge.net/PPA_networking/PPA_networking-4.html which gave me most of the information I needed to make these detailed instructions.
The process falls into these five general steps:

1. On Windows: Make sure you have a working printer set up on your Windows XP computer (this is not covered here).
2. On Windows: Install the software needed to emulate a Postscript printer and redirect printing ports
3. On Windows: Set up an emulated Postscript printer on Windows XP that will actually print to the (probably non-Postscript) printer set up in step one.
4. On Windows: Set up Unix LPR Printer Services on Windows XP that will point to the emulated Postscript printer in step three that in turn points to the real printer in step one.
5. On Mac OS X: Set up an LPR over IP printer in Mac OS X pointing to your Windows XP computer.

What follows are some email messages that people have sent me about some problem they overcame that I did not encounter. I'm sorry I cannot "boil down" their advice, because I no longer have a PC, but here is what they have to say.

Well, Dell doesn't list a Mac driver for that printer on their website, so I don't believe it's Mac compatible

download Gassan-Mac-9-MR2RC2.sit from dell site (printer site, drivers, mac os) and unpack it with stuffit expander.
it contains drivers for mac os 9 and mac os x.
then just install it and select driver from the list when adding modifying printer

This driver is compatible with Mac OS X 10.2.x and higher

here is a link to what you need scroll down to Mac driver


http://printer.konicaminolta.com/support/current_printers/mc2430dl_sup.htm#Drivers