Catalina support for Canon 32-bit printer drivers

I think that the link to the drivers/downloads for the various Canon printers are here:

https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/self-help-center/Mac-OSX-Compatibility

If you can't find a Canon driver that will work with your Canon iP4600 give Gutenprint a try. It's an free, open source driver the supports quite a few printers from all manufacturers.

I'm only guessing here, but I suspect major manufacturers of printers, backup drives and other peripherals will have upgraded software to download. HP posted new 64-bit drivers for my LaserJet multifunction printer only yesterday (Oct 9), so I'd expect others to do so in the coming days.

I am using the Canon TS9020 printer. When I want to scan multiple pages into a single document, I check the "Combine into single document" option. I am using apple menu->system preferences->printers & scanners to scan.

When I am done scanning the last page of the multi-page document, I uncheck the "Combine into single document" option.

I have had a saga with Canon and updating drivers for the Prograf 2000 and ipF5100. Afraid I have no solution except after weeks of paid for telephone support which lead to them taking remote control of my machine. This resulted in them stopping the 5100 working as well. Their customer service is dire.

It gets worse as well suffice to say I do not recomend paying the £40 per 30minutes.

I think even the drivers and software that states it is compatible with OS.15 is not.

I installed the available drives for my MB2750 (11/10/2019) - isn't hasn't helped at all . I still can't scan with the document feeder, and even on the plate I can only scan one document at a time (this is using Preview, the only possibility I've found); the close the app and scan another .... it's absolutely not convenient!

I'm using the Canon IJ Scan Utility, and ADF (Automatic Document Feeder) is selected as the Source.

What happens since upgrading to Catalina is that the printer (Canon MB2750) then does a scan from the platen, not the ADF.

I've tried making copies from the ADF and that's not a problem.

I've downloaded the Drivers from Canon's website (both for the printer and the one for the scanner), but neither works.

I can use the Preview function to scan using the ADF, but it's an indirect process and creates bigger files than the Canon Utility, which means I have to send these larger documents in a roundabout way, because the files are too big for gmail. Sorry, that's more information that you need.

I have a Canon Pixma MG6250, it was pretty easy to setup in my new Mac Book Pro with Catalina, I don't know if it was made easier because of being set up on network before with my Mac Book Air.

What I'm not being able to do is set it up as scanner for image capture. Waiting for USB converter to try to connect directly.

All I can say is that it definitely does for me.

Hard to think how Apple could have made the no-support-for-32 Bit-applications warning any clearer. Would something like the don't-walk symbol have helped?

I've recently upgraded to macOS 10.15.4 Catalina and my Canon iP4600 is no longer compatible, I'm sorry, but I don't feel like it's possible.

this whole scenario and apple's response is appalling - last week i had a working printer scanner, since then i have updated my iMac and now the scanning facility has stopped working - Q. who has changed my computer A. Apple; it is clear to me that it is up to Apple to fix this. There was no warning when the upgrade came through that my previously working hardware such as the scanner might no longer work, if I had known this I would not have opted to down load the upgrade - Apple, do the right thing and sort this out

I did the preview method as well. Took me a while to figure out how to combine multiple pdf pages into one document. Had to click on 'Details' and then click the "Combine into single document" box after selecting Format:PDF.

I have had a lot of responses to my issue about a Samsung printer and how the scanning function has stopped working since updating my operating system on my iMac. I have seen a raft of advice but have not found a clear way through this and so it remains that I am not able to use the scanning function. It is probably that when I work through all the advice that I will find that way. Until then I just want to make it clear that the response from Apple itself was without doubt unhelpful to the point of being useless - it's all my fault apparently!!! This is not how a responsible company should treat its customers and no matter how many times they say that it is my fault as it was me who updated my computer, this does not make this true - what is true is that they have abrogated any and all responsibility for their new operating system not functioning and this is an outrage.