Printopia updated with customised settings and security

I don't understand the poke at AirPrint. I'm able to print from my iPhone and iPad to my Canon PIXMA MX860 with no difficulty.

For Windows users (yes we're out there!): You can activate it on Windows using the instructions here: http://ipadhelp.com/ipad-help/how-to-enable-airprint-for-windows-and-use-any-printer/

I did this yesterday and it worked perfectly!

AirPrint Activator does it for free..

http://netputing.com/airprintactivator/airprint-activator-v2-0/

Printopia is a solid solution, we use it at the moment and are about to extend that to a suite of iPads.

As opposed to jailbreak or switching to another app it provides the as "keynote advertised" solution.

It also highlights which apps haven't taken on AirPrint, namely a lot. Strange ones too, like docs2go

I like e-print ...... I can print to any printer on a network that has Bonjour enabled, or is a shared printer from a Mac .... directly form my iPad or iPhone.

Works GREAT! Dont know why more people dont know about it or use it. (Though it is difficult to find on the app store)

Still sucks that the drivers can't be put into the firmware of an Airport Extreme base station, because I don't always have my laptop (my sole Mac) on.

I got a prerelease version to test on our school network and it works pretty well... while it does require a dedicated computer, you can use Fast User Switching to run Printopia in the background while logged in to other accounts.
Highly recommended.

Oh, the printer I bought was a LaserJet Pro M1212nf. I bought it because it was cheapest B&W HP(I like HPs) laser printer I could find that did ethernet printing. (on sale + trade in of my old broken HP made it super cheap)

huh? I just had to turn on printer sharing on my mac than share my printer and I can AirPrint to it all I want... it's an HP, but not one of the airprint capable ones (and it doesn't have wifi, it's connected via Ethernet)

I didn’t think AirPrint was half-hearted at all… but maybe that’s because I just happened to buy an HP printer a month or so before AirPrint was announced. So, lucky me! What I also like about this printer — not to get off on a tangent — is that it has its own email address, so you can email it from wherever you are for printing back at home. Very cool.