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Mar 29, 2016 9:37 AM in response to mpcharlotteby Rudegar,many printer manufactures have printing apps for their printers for free in app stores
there are also paid apps which support a wide range of printers
and at last netgear genie running on a computer on the same network as the ios device
make all printers connected to the computer AirPrint enabled printers as long as the computer is on
AirPrint is a generic printing interface which apple made if printers support it they can be printed to without third party software
it has nothing to do with if the printer is a good one
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Mar 29, 2016 10:27 AM in response to mpcharlotteby dwb,I have two older printers at home that don’t support AirPrint but I saw no reason to buy new printers. Instead a purchased a program called Printopia which runs on my Mac. No special software is required for the iPad and when I print I select the printer (which includes printing as a PDF to the computer) and Printopia takes care of the rest. For what it does and how often I use it the price is reasonable.
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Mar 29, 2016 10:41 AM in response to dwbby mpcharlotte,TThanks for your response. Brother does have an iprint app and I have this on my iPad. However, it doesn't work.