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Old Sep 6, 2008, 09:56 PM   #1
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Should i Download BONJOUR?

Can someone explain what bonjour is capable of, does it do it well? is it a memory hog running all the time? Should i download it? Am i missing out on anything ? Thanks
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Can someone explain what bonjour is capable of, does it do it well? is it a memory hog running all the time? Should i download it? Am i missing out on anything ? Thanks
You may want to start here in trying to figure out what it is. It comes preinstalled with OS X so you don't need to download it but only you will know if you have a use for it.
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Can someone explain what bonjour is capable of, does it do it well? is it a memory hog running all the time? Should i download it? Am i missing out on anything ? Thanks
You only have reason to download Bonjour is you are running Windows. It is a godsend to configure Bonjour-compatible IP-printers. It makes it easier to configure IP-printers that are specifically designed for Bonjour.

tkidBOSTON is correct. Bonjour is a standard part of MacOS X. If you are running MacOS X, then there is nothing left to do but it use it.
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Thanks, Sorry i jumped the gun on posting, should have did a little googling. Sorry for the stupid question and THANKS for taking time to post.
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