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PS - it’s in the specs as 'auto duplex' for scanning and copying. — jt - jt@... A strong nation, like a strong person, can afford to be gentle, firm, thoughtful, and restrained. It can

I’ve been able to invoke it from VueScan. I think it’s called 'duplex'. — jt - jt@... I shall allow no man to belittle my soul by making me hate him. - Booker T. Washington

I have a Canon MX922 sitting right here. I’ve never found a two sided scan feature. Can’t find that feature in the specs either.

This morning, I “parked” my iPad on the R front fender of my car while coercing our sweetheart English Lab into the back seat. She just LOVES to hold out for a bribe/treat, and this morning that

Have you tried looking at: Application Compatibility Table roaringapps.com

I should have asked my real question again of someone else in the group. I’m assuming the Intel only applications that populate my new MacBook Pro will run under Rosetta, and additionally assume

I can’t even make the following joke without offending some, but that’s never stopped me before. Disclaimer: the following sentence may not—read doesn’t—reflect my own politics. One of my

Unfortunately it seems to have lost the automatic 2-side scan feature. Julian Thomas - Sent from my Ipad

Jim Robertson wrote: I would: Update the clone backup at the last minute before copying from the old laptop, th

My new laptop is on its way, directly from Shanghai. My current plan is to use Migration Assistant to populate it. My Late 2019 16” MacBook Pro is running Ventura. I have TB 3/4 cables available. I

Many thanks to all those who gave suggestions; that was a great help. We are going to try Randy’s suggestion of ICDSoft. At first it looked complicated because it includes an option for a website,

The excellent all-in-one Canon Pixma MX922 that I recommended a bunch of years ago, was discontinued several years ago. The logical successor is: Canon PIXMA TR8620a $150 direct from Canon:

I got the Canon MX920 on Randy’s recommendation several years ago and have been 100% pleased with it. PatSent from iPad Pro2

John Mills wrote: Paul replied: What you need for a printer varies a LOT with individual needs. Over the years I’ve had B&W inkjets, color inkjets, B&W lasers, and one color laser. (And, of course,

This is what I got: Canon PIXMA MegaTank G3260A Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer, Black - Print Copy Scan for Home Office - 10.8 ipm, 4800 x 1200 dpi, Borderless (

HI Take a look at the Epson EcoTank printers. Most of the clients who have them really like them. But Randy has often recommended the Canon Pixma MX920, Paul

I got a Canon Pixma last year and love it.

I'd appreciate to hear recommendations for a?Color, Inkjet, Wireless, Printer/scanner, that can print on card stock as well as 20 lb. bond paper. The new printer will be replacing an aging, erratic

I’ll add a vote for ICDSoft. ?I’ve been using them for many years. ? Never lost anything, and maybe one outage for a few minutes in 15 or more years. ?When I have reported a problem or asked a

BundleHunt has Easus NTFS for $6. I highly recommend getting an NTFS driver when you see one cheap. I believe it’s a must have for Macs (should be in the OS) so grab a license when you see a deal. I