No exclamation point because the name’s not as cool as Printopia! even if it is incredibly descriptive. Now when you return to your iPad and tap Share > Print > Choose a Printer, you should see your printer listed. After you’re done with the dance of joy, make sure your printer has a checkmark next to it in the menu. Double-click the zip file and it will install a new panel in your System Preferences:īOOM! Extra options! You can configure Printopia to not just send paper print jobs, but also send items from your iPad to Dropbox and Evernote. Download it onto a Mac OS desktop or laptop where you already have printing enabled. You can download a 7-day free trial version of Printopia here. Two solid choices for printing utilities are Printopia and handyPrint. If your printer is not AirPrint-enabled, all you need is to add a printing utility to route traffic from device to printer. Tap on your printer of choice and go collect your paper gold. Now, if your printer is AirPrint-enabled, on the same wi-fi network as your device and turned on, you should see it as an option. Tap the Print icon and choose your printer

Yes, those are cop-outs, but most importantly, they’re effective cop-outs. Another is to take a screenshot of the work and print it from within Photos. Skitch, inexplicably, does not, a fact that pains me on a molecular level.įor apps that don’t allow printing, one workaround is to email your work to a laptop or desktop machine where you already have printing set up. Some of the apps that allow direct printing include iOS’ native Safari, Photos, Notes and Mail, along with Google Drive, Google Maps, Instapaper, Keynote, Pages and Numbers, and Evernote. If the Print icon is there, boom! You’re golden. Tap the Share icon, and in the menu it brings up, look for the Print icon. Not all iOS apps allow for direct printing. Here’s how to tell whether you can print from your current app: Let’s break it down, step by step: 1. Determine whether you can print from your current app NO ONE REALLY KNOWS FOR SURE. But here’s a way to get truly painless printing from your iPad. Wireless printing in general remains a mysterious and arcane art whose magics are passed down from tech support to tech support only in oral storytelling form, or perhaps encrypted Ogham sticks. Looks like Printopia may be the only solution.Despite Apple releasing AirPrint waaaay back in the heady days of iOS4, printing has long been the iPad’s Achilles heel. However, it also seems v1 does not support iOS 6!!! Whilst v2 does it is only available for PC (Windowz that is). Seems it can still be purchased - for US$19.95 - see below. Will keep any interested parties updated shortly.

If one is I'll be unable to use as no facility exists to pay/register (as far as I can see)! Not yet tried it (have downloaded but not installed), hopefully a License will not be required to activate.

Mac OSX- 10.5 thru 10.7, Mac V1 Re-Install Download The fingerprint-support link mentioned provides a download link for FingerPrint v1: If you are having trouble with your FingerPrint purchase just go to and shoot us an email. Though we are no longer marketing or selling FingerPrint, it is still supported and there is an extensive KB that we have developed. Some of you may be wondering, where is FingerPrint 2.

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