Canon MG6250 does not recognise Macbook, why?

When we bought the Canon MG6250 earlier this year we had installed and set up it up for Windows first as we mainly use it from a Windows PC.
I have now installed everything on the MacBook Pro also and wireless printing works fine, however the scanning process works only when initialised on the MacBook throught the scannint software.
When I select Scan on the MG6250 and want to select the laptop only the Windows shows up and not the MacBook.
Anyone any ideas of why this is?
Many thanks
Marcus

have you looked at this article:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3540
(Mac OS X v10.6 or later: iOS device not recognized in iTunes after restart)

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