Questions & Answers for HP Officejet Pro 8600 e-All-in-One

The printer is TWAIN compliant, but the drivers are only in Windows format. You can scan using software like HP Scan (with the driver install), Image Capture (comes with OS X), etc. then open it in Adobe Acrobat for more functions. The format of the Mac drivers is ICA only.

You can check the HP site for the printer to read about the windows only (Can't put link in this field for some reason).

• Answered by Dax D from Grapevine
• Jun 2, 2013
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I don't know about the banners. However, if you require a second tray, you'd need to move up to the "Premium" line of the 8600 Pro Plus (which typically sells for $100 more).

• Answered by Larry T from Chesterfield
• Dec 10, 2011
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Although the installation software to make this printer run on a wireless network is frustrating, this printer is worth the initial effort. We have the Officejet Pro 8600 Plus. It supports a second paper tray (sold separately) and prints from your iPad, iPod, and iPhone! What a time saver this is compared to having to send to my iMac, then print! I love the new line of printers from hp. I just wish they supported the Mac OS more. I guess in time and with software updates we'll get there. The print quality is definitely up to hp standards and it seems in the last couple of years they have taken care of the paper feed/jam issues.

• Answered by Heber H from Sugar City
• Jan 23, 2012
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