Is this the case? And which one, the C1 or C2? Okay, I am assuming that when you say you bought the rip you mean you have the imagePASS-C1 or imagePASS-C2 attached to the iR C3220. If you have the C1/C2 and experiencing problems with Fiery Remote Scan, then please reply and I will explain a workaround. However there is a bug with this application on Leopard and the world is waiting for an updated version that will work correctly. If this is installed on your iR C3220 (it is a white metal box hanging on the back) then you can pull scan using a utility called Fiery Remote Scan. The iR C3220 was also sold with the optional imagePASS-C1/C2 print server (RIP). With the sharing and protocol for sharing enabled, you should be able to push scan to your Mac. Note that if you do enable smb, you also have to enable which account you will use on the iR to connect to the Mac. Then select Options and enable FTP or SMB sharing, depending on which method you have configured in the iR C3220 address book. So you need to go to System Preferences > Sharing and enable File Sharing. When you enabled File Sharing in Leopard, connecting via SMB or FTP is not enabled by default.

So, your issue is bound to be with the Sharing setup on your Leopard Mac. If you were scanning on Tiger, it would suggest that you have Universal Send on your iR C3220. This lets a user 'push' scan a document as a pdf, tiff or jpeg to a shared folder on the Mac using smb or ftp.

In order to scan to a Mac, the iR must have an option installed called Universal Send. The Canon imageRUNNER series do not have a scanning utility for Mac OS X like they do for Windows (called Color Network ScanGear).

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