What printer,scanner,copier is most compatible with my Macbook Pro

My Real Estate brokerage's copier/scanner is not compatible with my Macbook Pro. I was wondering what is the best all in one copier would be to solve my dilemma.

Hey there Gernspiker,
It sounds like you need to know what printers are compatible with your Operating System. Here is an article with a list for you to help determine the best one to serve your purposes:
OS X: Printer and scanner software available for download - Apple Support
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
SterlingR

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