Con Mac OS X 10.1 a 10.2.3:

1Con la P-touch y el Macintosh apagados, conecte la P-touch al PC mediante el cable de interfaz USB que se incluye, como se describe en la página 3. Deje la P-touch apagada.

2Encienda el Macintosh.

3Inserte el disco CD-ROM que se incluye en la unidad de CD-ROM del PC.

4Haga doble clic en la carpeta Mac OS X para abrirla.

5Haga doble clic en la carpeta P-touch Quick Editor para abrirla.

6Haga doble clic en el icono del instalador de P-touch Quick Editor en la carpeta que aparecerá. Se iniciará el instalador y aparecerá el cuadro de diálogo de introducción.

NOTA

Cuando se pulsa el botón Next, aparece un mensaje que avisa de que ya hay instalada una versión anterior del software. Desinstale la versión anterior del software antes de instalar la nueva. Para obtener más información sobre la desinstalación del software, consulte Para desinstalar el software P- touch Quick Editor: en la página 33.

7Haga clic en el botón Next. Aparecerá el cuadro de diálogo Choose Alias Folder, que permite seleccionar dónde se añadirá el alias de P-touch Quick Editor.

8Seleccione la ubicación deseada para el alias y haga clic en el botón Next. Aparecerá un cuadro de diálogo que permite comprobar la instalación.

9Compruebe que la instalación se va a realizar como desea y haga clic en el botón Install. Cuando P-touch Quick Editor ya se haya instalado, aparecerá un cuadro de diálogo que indicará que la instalación ha terminado.

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Brother PT-3600, PT-9600 manual Con Mac OS X 10.1 a

PT-9600, PT-3600 specifications

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