Hi Geoff,
    Could it be because it's a network printer/scanner?  I never had luck 
getting my HP8500 to work via the network with Abby.  I had to physically 
connect the device to my Mac for it to be recognized.  I remember reading 
somewhere that only certain printer/scanners would work with the scan option 
via a network situation.  Of course, though, this is just a shot in the dark.  

Take Care
John Panarese
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On Nov 26, 2011, at 1:03 PM, Geoff Waaler wrote:

> Greetings,
> 
> About ten months back I concluded that the VUEScan/ABBY/textedit process 
> rendered scanning/ocr impractical on MacOS.  Then upon reading Esther's post 
> on the ABBYY sale I decided to give it another shot under Lion.
> 
> My scanner is a network connected HP c7200 PhotoSmart all-in-one.  In Lion it 
> is unnecessary to obtain the driver from HP.  Instead, it is installed via 
> the system preferences -> printers and scanners -> add printer dialog.  My 
> hope was that since the PhotoSmart is a twain scanner directly supported by 
> Lion, I might be able to remove VUE from the equation.
> 
> When I tried this under Snow Leopard, I recall that I was able to easily 
> locate my scanner as a choice in the "convert to text" dialog.  In Lion, 
> however, I have been unable to determine how to accomplish this.  I tried 
> selecting "image capture" and the "photosmart.driver" app which was installed 
> in the library/printers/hp/cups folder, but in both instances, when I select 
> "open" ABBYY presents a dialog where the only active option is to cancel.
> 
> Any/all suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  Best regards.
> Geoff
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