Will the scanner on the Pixma MG4220 work with OS 10.8? I had a old canon scanner, which I can no longer use because there is no compatible driver.
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I'm sorry. I really don't know. I would call Canon tech support. I use a PC.
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The scanner works great with IOS 10.8.5 as long as you've installed the printer software properly, which is very easy.
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Yes, mine scans fine with OS X 10.8.5, using Preview over the wireless link. No separate driver required.
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Yes, Follow instructions (which even I can understand) less than five minutes and it's up and running.
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If you'll go to the Apple site you'll be able to find a list of printers compatible with Mac operating systems. I've had no problems with my printer although it is a little tedious to get wireless communication set up. Make sure you have the latest Canon driver for your computer.
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The drivers can be found here: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/printers_multifunction/black_white_laser_multifunction/imageclass_d530#DriversAndSoftwareAfter installing the print driver, the printer works immediately and easily.Scanning is problematic. After installing the scanner driver, the only way I have found to make it work so far is:1. Open MF Toolbox (the scanning software)2. Hit the Copy/Scan button on the printer3. Select "Remote Scanner" on the printer4. Click on the scan button in MF Toolbox.This is a clunky solution, but Canon isn't known for writing user-friendly software, especially for Mac users. The drivers can be found here: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/printers_multifunction/black_white_laser_multifunction/imageclass_d530#DriversAndSoftwareAfter installing the print driver, the printer works immediately and easily.Scanning is problematic. After installing the scanner driver, the only way I have found to make it work so far is:1. Open MF Toolbox (the scanning software)2. Hit the Copy/Scan button on the printer3. Select "Remote Scanner" on the printer4. Click on the scan button in MF... » Read More The drivers can be found here: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/printers_multifunction/black_white_laser_multifunction/imageclass_d530#DriversAndSoftwareAfter installing the print driver, the printer works immediately and easily.Scanning is problematic. After installing the scanner driver, the only way I have found to make it work so far is:1. Open MF Toolbox (the scanning software)2. Hit the Copy/Scan button on the printer3. Select "Remote Scanner" on the printer4. Click on the scan button in MF Toolbox.This is a clunky solution, but Canon isn't known for writing user-friendly software, especially for Mac users. « Show Less
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I don't use MACs. However, Canon's web site indicates support for quite a few MAC OS's, including 10.3 Panther, See http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/scanners/canoscan_series/canoscan_lide_30#DriversAndSoftware
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Yes, very well. My wife and I have an iMac and a MacBook Pro - originally ran OS X 10.6.x and now are running OS X Mavericks (10.9). The Epson WorkForce WF-3520 works with them perfectly, both directly attached and wirelessly. The scanner and printing features, like the double-sided printing, work without any trouble or hassle. The only thing we haven't tried is faxing because our home business does things electronically (such as PDFs) instead of faxes.
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It did not work on my Mac, which is only one year old. It has something to do with the software not allowing it to communicate with the driver for the scanner. I tried everything to make it work. I ended up going and buying a Windows Laptop so that I could use the scanner. It was very easy to connect to the laptop, Windows 8.
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Apple sells this scanner on their website (and presumably in their stores) so I assume it works with OSX... but can't guarantee it :-)
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I'm running 10.6.8 without problems, so it should work on your mac. When I first got the printer, it did not work properly with the drivers that came with the machine, but Epson released an update since then that works perfectly. To be sure, check Epson's website to see if anyone has reported any problems with this model of the printer and your current OS.
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Sorry, I don't know much about the Mac. I've never owned one, nor ever used one. I can't imagine that it would not, though. I'd check and see if Fujitsu and/or Apple has a driver and software for it. Wish you well and hope it will work for you. This is really an awesome scanner.
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I have a macbook pro and it does work. i went to the scanners website and found a download for the driver, installed it and it works.
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Most CanoScans don't go beyond Mac Version 10.6, so check out your Mac system vs Canon scanner.
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I have a MacBook Pro as well. Pretty sure you need the Bu-30 so the printer can receive the document. I could be wrong so I'd check with Canon to be sure.
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I would be very interested in any reply. I have 64 bit windows 7, and my old canon scanner does not have a driver.
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Neither Canon nor HP (the vendor of my new PC) was able to get the MG4220 to work with Windows 8. I wasted ~3 hours with customer support, both emails and phone calls. The Win 8 drivers from Canon didn't work for printing, but did work for scanning! Printer works great on my MacBook, however; total setup time: 3 minutes.
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If it is a recent printer, you should have no problem at all! Recent meaning in the last few years. If it has USB, it will work for sure. Enjoy your new Mac!
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I bought this printer for my daighter so I can't answer your question. I have a Cannon Pixma MG 5320 which has a USB port. I think your best resource for getting an answer would be to download the manual for the MG 4220. Sorry I couldn't help.
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Hi - I wish I could help you - I have a Pixma MG5420 and that is what I bought it for - you should give Canon a call - they are great help.