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My Epson scanner driver appears to be an app (.app), and it appears in the printers folder (installed by the installer) in location: /Users/<ME>/Library/Printers/ and the app is named, "Epson Scanner V500.app" However, the app never appears in any results in Alfred. I type several variations: "Epson", "Espon Scanner" and "Scanner". None returns results. I tried placing an alias of the app in the applications folders. Still no dice. I know I must be missing something about Alfred to allow me to have the scanner drivers launch from Alfred. Any help appreciated.

https://github.com/anthonymobile/Alfred-WifiPicker My first workflow. A WiFi scanner, selector, and connector workflow. This is a simple workflow to allow you to quickly pick a WiFi network to connect to. Lots of people have asked for this amidst the dozens of wifi togglers but surprisingly this is the first one to be written. Based on: Eject Disk workflow by Steffen Lyngbaek http://steffen.lyngbaek.comhttp://www.manyk.ca/Alfred2/Eject%20Disk.alfredworkflow Wi-Fi Scanner by Matt Silas - https://github.com/MattSilas/Wifi-Scanner/blob/master/wifiscan.py

Purpose Select a ScanSnap Manager Profile via the keyboard. Setup Download After downloading, double-click to install the workflow in Alfred. You'll need to Enable Access for Assistive Devices. Turn Off Quick Menu If you are using this workflow, I assume you have ScanSnap Manager Profiles set up. Since that is the case, I assume you have ScanSnap Manager’s Quick Menu turned off. If that is not the case, right-click on the ScanSnap Manager Dock icon, choose Settings…, and uncheck Use Quick Menu. Features Select A ScanSnap Manager Profile To select the profile you want, simply type ssp and then the name of your Profile. For example, if I want to select my Scan To Email profile, I’d type this: ssp Scan To Email If ScanSnap Manager isn’t running it should start it up, but there might be a bit of a delay. Limitations You need to know the name of your ScanSnap Manager Profile before executing the command. ScanSnap Manager doesn’t natively support AppleScript. This means we are doing some GUI scripting here, and this means that if Fujitsu changes something in the UI, this could all break. Acknowledgements This workflow is completely built upon this awesome script from Daniel Jalkut. Thank you Daniel!