Printing from iDevice with Finger Print Software

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Printing from iDevice with Finger Print Software
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• We started out with the desktop computer that had
  a Printer attached to it via a cable. Then came
  the laptops and with that portable printers, not
  really practical but that was about all we had at
  the time. 

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• So the best you could do when you were on the
  road back then was save your document, send it
  through your email account and have someone at
  your office print it for you.

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• Or you could just wait till you got back and
  print it yourself. There has always been that
  disconnect, nothing ever seemed to really work
  all that great for printing when you were on the
  road.

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• Then came the iPhones and iPads which are
  increasingly taken the place of laptops and the
  challenge has stayed the same, how do we turn
  digital documents into printed ones when your not
  sitting at your desk. For example lets say your
  a doctor and you want to print patient notes or
  prescriptions from your iPhone?

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• Or your an IT guy who is working on an upgrade
  for a customer and you want to print a photo of a
  cabling setup before you upgrade it, a picture is
  worth a thousand words. Or even something as
  simple as you want a hard copy of a document you
  have stored in DropBox.

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• There is Apples AirPrint Technology that
  promises to make that possible but only if your
  printer supports it and in all reality, most
  dont. I dont think it makes a whole lot of
  sense for anyone to have to go out and buy a new
  printer or printers so a piece of software will
  work with it, not a very Eco friendly thing to do
  either. And from most accounts I have read in
  reviews about this software its anything but
  easy to set up and use.

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• Enter FingerPrint 2.2 from Collobos, which fits
  the bill perfectly, it works with Windows and
  Macs, and allows printing from iDevices to just
  about any printer out there thats connected to a
  PC, turning the printer into an AirPrint-enabled
  printer . Not only that, it now supports virtual
  printers as well.

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• What this means is you can now print to cloud
  based services like Dropbox and Evernote. What
  you do is add Dropbox to your list of printers
  via FingerPrints desktop Client, once installed,
  Client will detect all the printers on your PC,
  including those connected to your network and
  make them available to any iOS device, pretty
  slick.

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• So if you added a Dropbox account to your list
  of printers, instead of ending up with a
  physical page, FingerPrint would route your
  email, photo, document, or whatever to the
  Dropbox folder on your PC, which would, in turn,
  sync it to your Dropbox account. Easy and
  painless way to share or archive any document.

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• Once its in the Dropbox folder, you just pull up
  the folder you want, hit print, pick the printer
  you want the job to go to and presto, you have
  your printed file.

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• FingerPrint 2.2 also added new security features,
  it now supports enterprise-level printing
  environments, those with more than 25 printers
  and Printing as a service, meaning you can
  print without being logged into a computer.
  Collobos does not guarantee compatibility with
  all printers but we have not been able to find
  any complaints so far.

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• The software is compatible with the latest
  versions of Windows, Mac and iOS. FingerPrint
  sells for 19.95, which by the way is a lot less
  than buying a new AirPrint ready printer. I think
  this is a fantastic solution for the SMB (small
  to medium business) looking for an affordable way
  to print while mobile, check it out and we would
  love to hear your feedback if you start to use it.

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