#Handyprint iphone app mac osx

? Considering how iTunes is Apple, there are a lot of podcasts that have just stop producing content and gone away. I have quite an extensive list of podcast subscriptions in iTunes these days with much of my interest on iOS and Mac development. Thanks to Eric Davis for pointing it out on Twitter.? ?While you?re in the application you want to print from, just select Print as if you had an AirPrint-supported printer around: ?This particular printer is actually wireless, I just happen to have the driver installed on my Mac. The user interface is really simple:Ī list of available printers shows up and you just select the ones you enable AirPrint support. Once installed handyPrint is run and sits in the OS X menu bar after it?s turned on. ?I noticed there?s a Pro version that runs as a service to alleviate this requirement but this didn?t matter to me. ?It?s an application needs to be running while the user is logged in on the host Mac.

HandyPrint is a simple download which is a DMG, just click to install. No need to manually start the application. Once you turn the application switch to ON it will start on its own every time you login to you user account. You simply copy it to the Applications folder and run it from there. v5 has been re-designed as a standard application similar to the ones you would find in the Apple App Store.

#Handyprint iphone app mac osx

HandyPrint? v5 is a 64 bit Mac OSX application that allow you to print from your iPods, iPads and iPhones on printers that do not support the AirPrint protocol. ?Occasionally I find it would be nice to print from the iPad, since it has AirPrint and all, but our Canon MX860 printer doesn?t support AirPrint. I use my iPad all the time to surf the web, reply to emails and view my Twitter stream, among other things. Our household has several iPads and iPhones.