If you have upgraded to iOS 5 - our printer solution in a past post will no longer work.
First off - a note that a few printing manufacturers are putting out apps intended to allow iPads to print to their printers. So if you are buying new - check it out!
For those in other spots, there is a solution for iOS 5, but it is not free.
A company called Collobos software puts out the “FingerPrint” product. This software will run under Windows XP, Vista, 7, or Mac OS X 10.5 – 10.7.
There is a one week trial version that can be downloaded from the site:
http://www.collobos.com/index.html
It is a very easy installation, the main FingerPrint window shows a list of all shared printers. You can check or uncheck from the list.
Nothing needs to be installed on the iPad.
If you like the software, it’ll cost you $9.99 for the non-time-limited solution.
Caveat: The computer with the attached printer must be on the same subnet as the IOS device. For most home users that will not be a problem – it’s more of an issue in a corporate setting.
There is also an app iTunes Link fairly affordable at just under $9, but reviews are only at 3.5 stars.
1 comments:
hi
the app you are talking about is Printcentral
i use this and personally have no issues with it so would definitely recommend ;)
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