Best way to scan from office jet pro 8600 to mac pro and attach to email

What is the best way to scan from an officejet pro 8600 printer to a mac pro desktop, attach and scan?

dunno if you can do it directly, but, assuming the drivers are up-to-date, use Image Capture*, which should get you a scan, then save it, then when sending the email, click on the paperclip, and choose whatever it was that you scanned, wherever you saved it....
and then send it.
JB
*Preview might work, but I don't recall 100% if it does...
don't recall seeing anything that'd let you scan something in, then have it go directly to email and send it out, one-step

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