print to PDF on a Ipad Air 2?

I have an iPad Air 2 and a

older Epson WF printer that does not have Airprint capability. So with a couple adaptations using your instructions, I was able to get the Epson iPrint app and the Hammermill print apps to print emails and webpages directly to my printer. Both apps are free, free, Which saved me from having to buy an expensive app and also saved me from having to print thru my pc requiring my pc to always be turned on. Thanks for your response!

In order to print from an iOS device requires a printer that is AirPrint capable, then you should have the option to print it. I don't believe it is possible to save it to your iPad as a pdf tho. 😢

You ou can paste it into Pages and then save as a PDF.

Perhaps there third party SW that can.

Use AirPrint to print from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support

I would recommend using PDF Converter by Readdle.

I dont know if you can just convert the email straight to PDF, but you could take a screen capture (touch home and power buttons at the same time) and then convert the photo to PDF.

This works for converting web pages to PDF and save it in iBooks. Not sure about emails. Check it out:

http://www.redmondpie.com/new-in-ios-9-save-as-pdf-lets-you-turn-any-content-typ e-to-pdf-format/

Beste Tinus,

It is possible!

Create PDF

Also new in iOS 10, you’ll now be able to create a PDF from the print panel much like you have long been able to do on the Mac. After selecting Print, you can access the feature by pinching out from the print preview screen with two fingers and hitting the share menu in the upper right corner (or use peek and pop with 3D Touch instead of pinching). Any app that can accept PDF sharing will be under the share menu and you can send your newly created PDF from there.

Source:

https://9to5mac.com/2016/06/16/ios-10-airprint-bluetooth-beacon-create-pdf-print ing/

Thank you, so much, for this response: it worked, just as you described! What a relief! 🙂