From: Ellen K. 

Good luck getting your system back to status quo ante.

The beeping and light is probably because either 1.  it doesn't have paper; or
2.  in its pea-brain, the paper is "the wrong size" -- just pick
up the stack and drop it back in and it's usually happy, i.e. this really
means the paper is not in exactly 100% straight.

On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 23:29:05 -0800, Randall Parker
 wrote in message
:

>I installed the drivers those guys pointed to (thanks guys). But the drivers
>installed some demon process that was constantly eating about a quarter of the
CPU
>time on both systems where I installed them. I just hate that kind of
inefficient junk.
>
>I moved the printer in the process of doing all and when I plugged it in again
it
>just started constantly beeping and flashing a warning light. I do not know
why. I
>can't make the LED display go into some sort of mode to display info.
>
>I ordered a Lexmark X75 (or something like) that as a replacement. I'd like to
get
>the Canon working again just to use it for a fax though. I don't think the
Lexmark
>does faxing. But I rarely do faxing anyway.
>
>Also, it installed some demon process that was constantly
>
>Ellen K. wrote:
>> Maybe this is a sign that you shouldn't try to install the Canon
>> Multpass.   I have one and it trashed my whole system, I had to
>> uninstall it.  Ever since then it's been a very expensive standalone
>> fax.  Tony I had a similar experience.
>>
>>

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