I have the ColorNote app installed on Android. How do I go about printing the notes and the calendar events? I am able to "view" all the data from the last backup. I am able to send an email to myself of a .doc file that was generated before I signed up for online sync. How do I print out the doc file? Microsoft Word is unable to read this .doc file.

I have a Samsung Galaxy Note10 plus 5g. I use Morpia print services and/or Epson print service to print from my 3 Epson printers. I want to set one of the as a default printer but cannot fund out how to do it. Also I want to set A4 as the default paper size. Can anyone help please?

I have a HP 5520 connected via WiFi, I can print from a Windows PC, I can print from an iPhone, yet once I try printing from an Android phone (e.g. Samsung 10e, One Plus 9 Pro) all I get is one white page. The Android phones are on Android versions 13 to 14. The Android phones can see the printer, I can also access the printer's internal server. The phones have the apps [HP Smart](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hp.printercontrol) and the [HP print service plugin](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hp.android.printservice) installed. The only way it would print is to use the ePrint feature, which basically turns my home based printer into a cloud-printer and I find it unreasonable to send private data from an Android phone per email to HP servers. This may be a workaround for someone, but ia no option for me. I tried factory resetting the printer, yet still: when printing from Android phones all I get is one blank page. Is there any way I can fix that or is this a known bug?

I'm on Android Oreo which is version 8. This has introduced a way to no longer need any services outside of the Android OS and instead [use its "Default Printing Service"](https://9to5google.com/2017/08/22/android-8-0-oreos-default-print-service/) for printing with an Android phone. These outside services include *Google's Cloud Print, HP, Canon, Xerox, & several others.* Besides those services, you may stick with the built-in one provided by Android itself and it's called "Default Print Service by Android", and in order to begin using it, you'll first have to enable it if not done so already. To do this, go to Settings -> Advanced -> Printing -> Select it, then enable. Now, what it'll do is search for the printers in your network and you know this by what WiFi you're on using your phone. The problem is, after the list refreshes, you can't go any further. It just let you know: *these are the printers in your network and nothing more.* I see the printer I'm going to use to print to, but unable to do anything more than to identify that it's in my network by displaying an IP underneath it. So, I did [online research with those responsible](https://mopria.org/android-8-9-faq#collapse1) and that didn't help because there's no instructions as to how to print. So then, I'm left with a recognized printer not being able to have the option to print or at least show me how to get to the option to print. My question is **how do you print from Android using the Default Print Service besides just using it as a tool to view printers in your network?** # PROBLEM * Android's "Default Print Service" only shows printers but is unable to choose a printer for printing + An example of me printing is viewing a PDF document and for Android, you have to either find the following options when viewing a file via cogwheel/3-button icon: - *Share...* - *Send To...* - *Open With...* + At this point I don't see "Default Print Service" as a selection and this is the problem # SOLUTION * None-so-far #### NOTE * Finding "Default Print Service" in Android may vary with different phones + Location: Settings -> Advanced -> Printing * Files can be images to anything with text like a PDF or even a txt file

We have a number of Android tablets at my workplace for access to an internal web application. We would like to print from this application from the tablets and have a number of compatible printers on our network. However every tablet can "see" every printer and the users become confused as to which printer they should print to, sometimes printing to a printer that is not even in the same building let alone near them. Is there a way of managing the list of printers in Android to restrict (and ideally rename) which printers each tablet can "see"?

I want to connect a bluetooh printer to an android device to share it via LAN. Does anyone know that an app can make an Android device a print server, or how can I make an Android device a print server? I need to do this, because I need to print from places where I don't have bluetooth coverage.

I'm trying to print a page from my work web app, and table cell colors are pretty critical. I know it's not available on Chrome or Android's native WebView app component (at least not in my work app). How do I print background colors on webpages in Android? Does ANY Android browser allow this option?

I am using Android 11. I could not get the version of Chrome I am using. I am using an OTG connector with a USB cable to connect my Android phone to my printer Ricoh Aficio SP C320DN. I'm also using the NokoPrint Android app. In Chrome's desktop version, I can tell the browser to print background images through checking the "Background Graphics" option under more settings. I need to do the same on the mobile version. But I can not find the option when printing. Does it exist somewhere? Or does not it exist at all? P.S. I am developing an app using Oracle APEX and I need to enable users to print the web page themselves. Telling users to tick a checkbox or change a browser setting could be sufficient. It's been days since I am surfing the web, but all solutions do not work as expected.

I'm printing from my Samsung Galaxy Note10+ to a Xerox VersaLink C405 and the default print settings are not what I want: (Ignore the number of pages; this is just to serve as an example.) I want to use Letter paper and double-sided printing as default. But changes to the settings here are not retained for future jobs. I could not find anything in the system settings or the "More options" dialog that would let me set the defaults. I can otherwise print without issues. The phone is running One UI 4.1 (Android 12) and has the Xerox print service plugin installed. Is there some way to change the default print settings?

I have a HP f380 printer, which doesn't have wifi connectivity. I managed to share the printer through a computer used as printer server and print to it from different computers. Now how do I print to it by using my android device? I found HP ePrint and Google's Cloud print, but they tend to go over the internet to connect to my printer, which is quite the detour since I'm on the same network as the printer anyways. So is there a way to print directly to the printer from my Android device?

I need to print a file, from my android device, to a remote printer online on the university network. The printer has a static IP and a hostname visible on internet. Tried: on the "settings" app chosen "service" then "print". Add printer, then try to add a printer via Ip and/or hostname. Does not work.

On a Moto G (5) Plus running Android 8.1.0, API 27, I have Default Print Service under Settings > Connected devices > Printing. When I click on Default Print Service it starts searching for printers, which doesn't return anything, even though my printer and phone are on 192.168.3.x (my home LAN). I can click the 3 dot menu and click Add printer, then under *Add manual printer*, I type the IP address of the printer, but the result is immediate: > Printer not supported The printer is connected to the LAN through a JetDirect 300X (yes, very old technology). But the printer works fine when configured to receive output from Windows machines. On Windows, I put in the IP address, Port Number 9100, protocol Raw. The driver is HP LaserJet5, which comes with Windows. Beyond the default print service, I also tried and HP Print Service that I found on GooglePlay, but I could not find a way to manually add a printer using that. Is there a way to get my phone to print to this LAN connected printer?

I've got an Epson L220 series printer and connected it to my Huawei EG8145V5 router using my printer's usb, I can print wirelessly from my laptop without any problem, but when it's different in android, I tried Epson iprint and other printing apps and all of them doesn't support my printer except from Let's print droid as I manage to connect my printer to my android the only problem is it print random characters instead of printing the actual document. Is there an app the would let me print wirelessly using a usb printer that is connected to a router?

I would like to use a Brother HL-L2300D printer (USB printer) to print from my phone and tablet in my home network for convenience without the document going through a third party server or first turning on a PC. Right now I have connected the printer via USB to my router a FritzBox 7530. ---------- I tried printing a test page with the app PrintBot (not yet purchased), which did work but I'm not so sure whether such an app ends up sending the documents to a server in order to process it to be able to print it, which I do not want for privacy reasons. I also tried Let's Print Droid but it does not work (probably because it seems to have no driver for low end Brother printers?). I would prefer an open source app or at least an app that does not send the documents I'm printing (paid is fine) to a third party server. If it really is not possible to print with this printer from an android device without a print server first processing the document I'll either just continue to turn on my PC every time when I need to print (when it's not already on anyway, obviously) something or buy a Raspberry Pi and run my own local print server.

I know you can hook up your printer to the wireless router and connect and print from the Android device via HP ePrint software. But is there a way to simply connect a device directly to the printer via USB and start printing? If not, what is missing? Linux drivers? A general printing interface? (I don't know how any of this works, so I'm taking wild guesses.) Printer is an HP LaserJet 2840, by the way.

I'm using a Samsung Galaxy J3 with Android 7. Here's what I did to print the PDF from Chrome: 1. Open Google Chrome app and go to a website I want to save 2. Go to : Menu, Share ..., Print. (It defaults to Save as PDF and shows the preview.) 3. Click the yellow circle to Save PDF. (It goes to "Save to", showing My Files > Internal Storage) 4. Click into the Download folder. 5. Click "DONE" Just to be sure, repeat steps 1-4 and see that the file is now in the Download folder. But now, 6. Open My Files app 7. Click "Downloads". The file doesn't show up. Same problem in other apps. How can I open the printed PDF from other apps?

How to print from Android to CUPS (running on another computer in the LAN)? (CUPS (Common Unix Printing System/Server) is of course already set up to accept requests over the LAN.) Preferably, without relying on proprietary software.

I'm looking to replace a mobile laptop with an Android tablet. I noticed on my Android 4 phone, in Chrome, there is an option Menu>Print, which lets me generate a PDF, or select a printer. When I choose "All Printers", it says "Searching for printers", and does not list any. I'm guessing I need to set up a WiFi printer. Or do I need Bluetooth? What should I search for to make sure I get a compatible printer. Also, can this work without an internet connection? (assuming I managed to cache the page or pull up the page in Chrome) I need to be able to print reliable even in spotty internet.

I own a Redmi Note 5 Pro. Before the last update (a few months ago). I could print using my phone after connecting it to my printer with a cable. After the recent upgrade, I'm unable to do so, because I get a message that says that I can only wirelessly print now. Here's the screenshot. Is there a way for me to be able to print using my phone connecting it with a printer still or is this change from a setting that allowed me to connect a wire with the printer and print permanently gone? If there's a way to get the printer to still work with my phone, that'd be great for my studies. P. S. My printer doesn't support wireless printing. It is an EPSON L3100 printer. I've tried apps such as Epson iPrinting and NokoPrint (it's just a highly rated app). Neither of these worked. Here's a screenshot of the details of my phone

My Onyx Boox Max 3 ebook reader uses Android 9. There is no print option from the share menu though. I've installed a couple of web to pdf apps and can't get those to work either. Any ideas?