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A Man Just Needs Some....
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From: Louisiana
Ok geeks. Got a question. Just bought the wife a new MacBook Pro. We have a wireless printer that works great with the MacBook. Why can't I use it with the iPad? Is it possible to use with the pad?
printer support air print?
A Man Just Needs Some....
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Originally Posted by Scothew
printer support air print?
A Man Just Needs Some....
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Originally Posted by Boss 1409
Should be able to, think you need to download an app maybe. Haven't been able to set mine up at the house yet, but I was reading up on it some.
eh if its a wireless printer, i think it has to support air print for devices such as ipads and phones to print.
im not as familiar with that as i wish.
im not as familiar with that as i wish.
This made me lol when I saw it on dell's website.
A Man Just Needs Some....
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Originally Posted by Scothew
eh if its a wireless printer, i think it has to support air print for devices such as ipads and phones to print.
im not as familiar with that as i wish.
im not as familiar with that as i wish.
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This is what I found online:
The printer needs to be connected to your home computer network. It can be connected to a wifi modem or to the computer. If it is an airprint supported printer, you should find it when you select a print option in an application. If it is not an airprint supported printer, it may have a software update to allow it to be seen as an airprint printer. If not, then you will need a 3rd party program. I use FingerPrint from collobos.com. I am able to print to my Canon and HP non-airprint printers from both my iPad and my iPhone.
The printer needs to be connected to your home computer network. It can be connected to a wifi modem or to the computer. If it is an airprint supported printer, you should find it when you select a print option in an application. If it is not an airprint supported printer, it may have a software update to allow it to be seen as an airprint printer. If not, then you will need a 3rd party program. I use FingerPrint from collobos.com. I am able to print to my Canon and HP non-airprint printers from both my iPad and my iPhone.
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Originally Posted by Scothew
This made me lol when I saw it on dell's website.
Originally Posted by AlsCobra
I bought my dad a new printer not long ago that will print from his phone or whatever. Might just upgrade printers and be done with it.
So I just bought a new iPad, 32GB WiFi/4G, it was 10% off so I couldn't pass it up. Think I'm gonna sell my 16GB WiFi one.
did you look at the file size? that was what made me literally LOL. 127 floppies later, you got your file loaded.
1.44MB....... 
at remembering that
at remembering that