Now go to your iPhone / iPod Touch or iPad and open up Safari for testing, like image belowĬlick on Print and choose the printer(s) from the list by tapping “Printer”, you are now ready to have paper spitting out from your printer. Exit the program the System Preferences and the AirPrint Activator by clicking “Quit” Go to your System Preferences and click on Print and FaxĨ. Make sure you tick “Share This printer on the network”ĩ. Since you are the administrator of your Mac enter your admin password and username like below:ĥ. handyPrint is the new name for our application that used to be called AirPrint Activator.
#AIRPRINT ACTIVATOR V2 MAC OSX#
As much as it comes with other features like scanner sharing, remote login, remote management, screen sharing, web sharing, internet sharing, xgrid sharing, file sharing and Bluetooth sharing, its wireless print is still considered to be its best factor. handyPrint v3.1 is a 64bit (core 2 duo or better) Mac OSX application that allow you to print from your iPods, iPads and iPhones on legacy printers that do not support the AirPrint protocol. Launch the AirPrint Activator that is now residing in your Application folderģ. Airprint Activator is software that allows one to print wirelessly from the phone to a printer through a wireless connection.
#AIRPRINT ACTIVATOR V2 FOR MAC#
At this time, it is only available for Mac Computers.
#AIRPRINT ACTIVATOR V2 FOR FREE#
However there is a fix available for free and If you want to print to any printer from your iOS 4.2.1 devices like mine, now you can.ĪirPrint Hacktivator by Netputing offers a solution for Macs owners to set up wireless printer with 4.2.1 iOS Devices ( that’s your latest iPod touch, iPhones and iPad) as long as they are shared within your network. So if I normally booked a flight from my iPhone and iPad I can’t print the Boarding pass nor itineraries, since I don’t own any of the printer above.
I am currently using a Lexmark E120N network laser printer and a HP 5550 Color Inkjet that is connected to my Airport Express, again used as a network printer. At the time of this writing, Apple have only allowed printing from your i-Devices (meaning: iPod touch, iPad and iPhone) with iOS 4.2.1 to “Air-Print Compatible” printer(s) and they are all from HP which are
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