Hp officejet pro 8100 and ipad

Hello,
I have installed two HP apps, HP ePrint and AIO remote on my iPad. I cannot get to print in black and white from my iPad but I can do anything from my PC. My PC has the printer set up in the control to print only black unless I need to print in color, then I can go into the settings and do that. On my iPad I cannot. The AIO Remote is for printers that have the scan and cop which mine doesn't but I can use the other functions as they are a little different from the eprint app.
How do I set the printer to print in black and white from my iPad? My PC is Windows 7 and my iPad has the latest and update of 7.2.2.
Thank you.
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Hi Judsi2011,
Thank you for the update.
The iPad and the ePrint app are not like a computer, when you want to print from the app, it is recommended that you check the settings before printing to ensure that the print options reflect your wishes. The option for the black and white is available for the browser within the ePrint app and for emails that you are printing from within the app.
I hope this helps.
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