Mac 10.6.8 driver for hp6500

will this printer hp 6500a work with macbook air os10.6.8 ? .... very frustrating.

Hi WindsorPro
I understand you want to be able to do two sided scans.
Depending on what software you are using to scan with you might have the option.
In the scan window look for a icon of a gear or profile settings or a page options to see if that feature is available.
Did you have the option with a different operating system before?
What operating system?
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I understand how this would be a frustrating issue! I have an article here that can provide some troubleshooting steps for you, and can hopefully help you resolve the issue. That article specifically addresses the issue you are experiencing, and can be found here:
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