By default, when print drivers are installed locally on a Macintosh operating system, they are stored in the following location: Library>Printers>PPDs>Contents>Resources.
Egyptians used papyrus reeds to make boats, they burned the roots for fuel, and from dried papyrus they made mats, mattresses, baskets, boxes, tables and sandals. Papyrus was even used as a source of food for the common people but Egypt's greatest achievement in the ancient world was turning papyrus sheet to paper. Papyrus sheets were the preferred writing materials of the ancient world because they were light, strong, thin, durable, and easy to carry.
The last antecedent to toilet paper was paper. The Egyptians were the first to discover that papyrus could be made into paper around 2500 B.C. In 105 A.D., a Chinese court official named Cai Lun discovered that paper could be made from trees. The Arabs learned how to make paper from the Chinese in 712 A.D. Spain received this technological innovation during Arab occupation in 1150.