Can I scan and save to my Mac via Wi-Fi, or does that require a hard-line connection?
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Yes, you can scan wirelessly with your Mac. Nice user interface, good quality and speed.
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It does not require a hard line connection and seems to work well wirelessly.
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Yes but it has to be formatted. It won't work with data from both windows and Mac
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I could scan hardwired to printer - using the printer's control panel (straight out of the box.) Suppose to be able to configure the printer to recognize the computer - but have not figured that one out yet. My OS X is 10.6.8.
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Not really. You must use windows for set up and changes. Mac only works for reading info.
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Files are saved in either JPG or PDF format on a Micro SD memory card so all you wouild need would be a USB port on the MacBook and a common card reader ... or .. the device comes with a cable with a USB end that can be plugged directly into a USB socket on any computing device. I don't have not have ever used a MacBook so I don't know what kind of connectivity is available but it it doesn't have a slot for USB or an SD card I'd trade it in for a pound of bacon.
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I'm thinking hook up a c drive to your pc or try ask Netgear for instructions for your Macbook.
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Yes, I saw your question and decided to try it. You are able to scan to the USB, it allows you to save in PDF, JPG or TIF (and possible other) formats.
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As far as I'm aware this is just a piece of hardware and would definitely need to be connected to a computer to perform any scanning/saving functions.
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Hi James.The device does work with a Mac, even without the software. When you scan without having a HD card plugged in, you'll just plug the scanner into a USB port and the drive will show up like an external hard drive. You can manually move the scanned files over.I don't use their software to organize my files. I prefer other programs, so I'm not sure of their software works with MAC but their website might say. Also, you can download their software when you register your product. I think they do this in case you loose your disc, but either way, it would work for your situation. Hope that helps! Hi James.The device does work with a Mac, even without the software. When you scan without having a HD card plugged in, you'll just plug the scanner into a USB port and the drive will show up like an external hard drive. You can manually move the scanned files over.I don't use their software to organize my files. I prefer other programs, so I'm not sure of their software works with MAC but their website might say. Also, you can download their software when you register your product. I think they do this in case you loose your disc, but either way, it would work for your... » Read More Hi James.The device does work with a Mac, even without the software. When you scan without having a HD card plugged in, you'll just plug the scanner into a USB port and the drive will show up like an external hard drive. You can manually move the scanned files over.I don't use their software to organize my files. I prefer other programs, so I'm not sure of their software works with MAC but their website might say. Also, you can download their software when you register your product. I think they do this in case you loose your disc, but either way, it would work for your situation. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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You have to download the software online from other sources, such as downloads.com, cnet etc. yes it's is comparable with Mac .
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It can scan via the wireless connection. You have to open the HP Solution Center on your computer. Then scan the document. I believe you can only connect and therefore save the scan to on computer. Check out the online HP manual at http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01669504.pdf
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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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I have the same mac and the data rescue worked with it. You need an other hard drive to down load the information too and the up load it back to the computer. I also got help at the apple genius bar in the store here in this town.
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Yes. It appears on the mac like an SD card reader, and the scanner dumps its output to the card. It does not work with Preview, Image Capture, or other scanner software. But it doesn't need it; it handles the scanning to the card itself.
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I believe so, but until now we have just loaded pictures on an S-chip which inserts into the scanner (upside down), and then inserted it into the Mac. The pictures download into the Mac in this way without a problem
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Yes. I use Mac computers, which are very easy to establish a connection with the printer. Can't speak for PC's, but hopefully they've improved their connectivity process. Once you are connected, all I have to do is open my System Preferences > Printers & Scanners > Epson > Scan > Open Scanner > and you are there! It will scan directly to your computer, from either the glass, or the document feeder. The scanner has many many settings, to help you adjust what you are trying to achieve. I purchased the Epson, because of these types of features. MAKE CERTAIN to buy one that is WIFI enabled, so it can connect to your internet, without having to use a wire. Good luck, you will love the Epson! Yes. I use Mac computers, which are very easy to establish a connection with the printer. Can't speak for PC's, but hopefully they've improved their connectivity process. Once you are connected, all I have to do is open my System Preferences > Printers & Scanners > Epson > Scan > Open Scanner > and you are there! It will scan directly to your computer, from either the glass, or the document feeder. The scanner has many many settings, to help you adjust what you are trying to achieve. I purchased the Epson, because of these types of features. MAKE CERTAIN to buy one that is... » Read More Yes. I use Mac computers, which are very easy to establish a connection with the printer. Can't speak for PC's, but hopefully they've improved their connectivity process. Once you are connected, all I have to do is open my System Preferences > Printers & Scanners > Epson > Scan > Open Scanner > and you are there! It will scan directly to your computer, from either the glass, or the document feeder. The scanner has many many settings, to help you adjust what you are trying to achieve. I purchased the Epson, because of these types of features. MAKE CERTAIN to buy one that is WIFI enabled, so it can connect to your internet, without having to use a wire. Good luck, you will love the Epson! « Show Less
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Hello Wesley,Yes and no. You see there are MAC drivers for this scanner however if you are referring to the free software that comes with this scanner then, no, it does not work with a MAC computer. You see the free software is a Windows logon software only. Can you confirm what software you are trying to use?Thank you