You can download a free 7 day demo here or purchase it for life for $9.95. Printopia is a fantastic piece of software which we strongly recommend for anyone who wants to AirPrint but does not have one of those fancy new AirPrint-capable printers.
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It not only lets you print papers but it also allows you to print items as a PDF file to your computer or Dropbox folder. Same goes to ones connected via an Airport.
It is connected via USB to a computer that is not mine, but I am still able to print to it from my iOS devices, through my computer, with Printopia. Printopia Pro adds a number of features designed for corporate users to the mix, such as additional security, improved support for complex networking setups, and the ability to centrally manage. The awesome thing about Printopia is that it not only works wirelessly to printers connected to your computer via USB but works on network printers too.įor instance the printer I use is a network printer. Just click the print button in any AirPrint supported application (Safari, Mail, iWork etc.) and your printers will show up. With this app you can manage mobile printing across your entire organization without rethinking your network or buying new printers. In terms of actually printing from your iOS device you use the same method Apple wanted you to use all along. Printopia Pro adds AirPrint printing capability to any printer, allowing you to support iPads and iPhones on your network with minimal effort. Simply download the software (which does not mess with your file system!), click and install, and you’re done. In short, Printopia allows any iOS user with an AirPrint-capable device to print. Printopia is by far the best piece of software you can get right now for your Mac if you have an AirPrint-capable iOS device.
AirPrint only works on a few select HP printers which leaves most of us in the dark for one of the slickest features in iOS 4.2. Then as a few weeks passed and we learned that this was not the case. When Steve Jobs announced AirPrint back on that day in early September excitement rang as iOS users finally got the ability to print from their device.
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