I use the app "Print N Share" and print to my old portable inkjet
printer HP470 with the HP wireless dongle plugged into it.
If your printer is "airprint" ready and your app is designed to let you
print, it should be in the "Send To" or "Open In" dialog.
On my iPad, I use the "Send To" or "Open In" dialog and "Print N Share"
appears as something I can send the file to, and then I can print it
from within that app.
But if you've got a newer wireless printer that is compatible with
Apple's built-in printing capability, you should have no problem.
David H. Bailey
On 1/3/2013 9:20 AM, Don Johnson wrote:
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> Hello all. Hope the New Year is treating you well.
> I want to print from my iPad and I need you to suggest what apps to get
> to make this possible. I currently have material in Notes and would like
> to print it. I have a wireless HP Deskjet 3050 J610 printer. I have
> printed from my iPad using this printer so I know it can be used to do
> what I want. I don't remember how I did it.
> How do you store documents on the iPad???
> If someone could suggest their setup, I would be greatly appreciated. If
> you get to techy, it will be over my head and I was a Physics instructor
> before retirement. LOL
> don
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