Auto Start, Menu Bar integration, Built-in debug for easy reporting of issues, etc, etc. Great app all around… but unfortunatly Apple has refused to allow the application in the store. So we went back for appeal and asked for another consideration and the final verdict was:. The AirPrint protocol and specification is undocumented and does not have a public interface. As such we are unable to approve this app for inclusion in the Mac App Store.
Obviously we disagree with the issue we interact with iOS not OSX so we are not violating the Mac Developer agreement but we suspect that we will no longer get anywhere with using the App Store to distribute this. So right now we are evaluating options. AirPrint Activator has been provided for free until now with many generous donators supporting the cause.
As we spend more and more time improving and supporting the application we are evaluating the possibility of moving to a cheap license model. This would be a time based trialware. Unfortunately this would involve a lot of work to stand an e-commerce presence. We have many ideas for improving the application and adding much needed features but it will take time and effort.
Nothing decided yet and would appreciate your thoughts on this. Nothing too serious. Im ready to donate as soon as it works with IOS6. No need for a special AirPrint printer mean loss of revenue for them and their partners in airprint printers. So, please continue developing it! The good thing about not being on the AppStore is that we will be able to give a free copy to everyone who donated in the past 2 years!
I gave up on ink jets and bought a personal laser a few years ago, and had been cursing Brother for their lack of AirPrint support ever since until I found AirPrint Activator. Personally, whomever heads the Airport hardware dept.
Originally Apple was going to support this exact feature, until they quietly pulled the support. We're reaching out to Netputing to clear this up. There's also a Windows version available. German website Macerkopf. Yeah, I could have done some Applescripting and achieved the same results, but Printopia was just too easy to set up, and it works very well.
The newest version of Fingerprint adds Dropbox and Mac support, and it also raises the stakes by adding a "Send to iPhoto" feature. It's wonderful to see so many solutions available for iOS printing pop up to fill the gap left after Apple failed to deliver access to shared printers in the iOS 4.
Sign up. It is advisable that the printer be next to the Wi-Fi router for signal detection. Once the printer is connected to the Wi-Fi network, the phone is then connected to the network too for linking which in turn leads to communication. Check in the share screen for the phone for the Airprint Activator application. Advantages — It lets you wirelessly print photos, emails and other documents. It also allows for movement within a given space and hence one can print a document on a printer 10 meters away.
Share a printer connected to your PC. Go to the "Sharing" tab, and select the "Share this printer" radio button. Install iTunes Open a command prompt and enter a specific command, which depends on the location of your file.
Enter the following command is in the command prompt: sc. Select "Allow Access" in the window that pops up and now you can print a file from your iOS device.
Method 2. Open "System Preferences. Select the desired printer, and check the "Share this printer" box. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. By using this service, some information may be shared with YouTube. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published.
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