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Even as our personal and professional lives become increasingly digital, sometimes having something on paper is still preferable. Just as you can scan documents on your smartphone, you can
also print documents anytime if your smartphone is connected to a designated printer. It’s not difficult to set up, but it may require a few tweaks on your end. Having printer access from
your smartphone is especially helpful if you’re pressed for time and need to print an item right away, such as: • boarding passes * contracts * photos * recipes * wedding invitations or
registry lists * articles * emails * maps or directions * notes How you print varies based on the model of your phone and printer. Some printers let you print documents or photos
from anywhere (over a cellular connection), while most require your phone and printer to be on the same Wi-Fi network. You can ensure this by checking your devices’ settings. Some printers
use Bluetooth wireless connectivity instead. IPHONE GIVES YOU TWO OPTIONS Apple has a wireless proprietary technology called AirPrint, which lets you print documents and photos without
the need to download or install any drivers. You’ll first need to confirm that your printer supports AirPrint. If it’s not listed on the printer, check the manual or website. Make sure your
iPhone (or iPad) and printer are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. AIRPRINT 1. Open the app you want to print from, such as Mail, Photos, Notes or Safari. 2. When you’re ready to
print, tap the app’s SHARE button, which looks like a box with an up arrow. If you don’t see this option, depending on the app you’re using, you may need to select ACTIONS, which looks like
three horizontal dots, and then choose PRINT. If you’re printing an email message from Apple Mail, you may first need to tap REPLY, a left-facing blue arrow at the bottom of your message,
then PRINT. 3. A list of options will appear. Scroll down or across and tap the PRINT button. Not all apps support AirPrint, but most major ones do. 4. If your printer (Epson, HP, Canon,
etc.) or model number isn’t listed, tap NO PRINTER SELECTED and choose an AirPrint-enabled printer on your wireless network. 5. Now choose your options — number of copies, page range, ink
color, single- or double-sided paper, paper size, orientation (portrait or landscape) and more. 6. Tap PRINT in the upper-right corner. Your iPhone will remember this as your preferred
or default printer, but you can always add another one from the pull-down menu.
