HP Envy- does it require internet connection for the air print feature to work?

I am considering purchasing an HP Envy printer, but I live in an area with limited internet service (very slow dial-up).  Does the Envy require an internet connection to work?  I have a Macbook Air, and am assuming that I can just use my wireless router without connecting it to the internet.  Has anyone out there used the air print in this situation?

Hi,
It should work without internet just a home network should be ok.
Regards,
BH
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