HT4061 I need to know how do I get my "My Gen" info from my phone to my PC? Also, how do I add a printer to my i-Phone?

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I am a 78-year-old Senior Citizen. 
I am a native "OKIE" and very proud of my state and "My Sooners" showed the world how to 'hang-together' to win a very exciting, over-time, game.    First 'Bedlem" Overtime Game in a hundred years of the series.    Of course, until a few years back, if the game was tied at the end of regulation time, it went into the books as a tie, and we've had a number of those.    BUT, the Sooners lead the series by a wide margin and I'll never live long enough to see "the Pokes" catch-up or surpass us.   I have lived just 25-miles from Oklahoma A&M, latter to become Oklahoma State University.    I for one expect to see another name change in the not too distant future and then it will be known as "T-Boone U".     I have been an OU fan for over 70 years now and I don't expect to "win them all" nor am I "off them", if they loose.    I have been around long enough that I've "stuck by them" when they didn't win a game and I've there when they were 'National Champions'.
Also, we lived through our "Day of Infamy", April 19, 1995.   We didn't lose as many as 9/11, and the media doesn't mention the "Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building Bombing" but those 168 men, women and the 20 children, were just as important to us as were those that were lost on 9/11.    But, we "Okies" remember and we hold a "Memorial Service" at 9:02am every April 19, 1995.    We are a fiercely loyal people and a friendly, welcoming, and loving bunch, as we proved when the rescue units came in and when their tour was over stated, "The next time we're called out to an emergency, if they don't live-up to the "OKLAHOMA STANDARD" we aren't going.    The men, women, and K-9 Units that came from all over this great country of ours, never had to spend a dime.
Our TV stations stayed on 24-hours a day and when those precious people were in need of food for their dogs, special clothing for themselves, food, and a million other things, we 'OKIES' saw to it that they had the items they needed."   They were never charged a penny for food and something to drink when they came off their 2 hour shifts of trying to find more people still alive and they mourned our losses, just as we did.  They were given lodging, at no cost, they had hot meals waiting for them, at any tick on that 24-Hour clock.    No, we are no longer the "John Steinbeck Images" of times past.   Will Rogers, another one of our gifts to the world, made the statement during the dust bowl days and many people had to leave "for greener pastures" because they wanted to provide for the love of their lives, their families.   But, Will Rogers said:  'There was a sign post out at the state line with two wooden arrows on it. One had 'California' written on it and pointed west.   The other one, pointed south, had 'Texas' on it.    Them that could read turn south and went to Texas, them that couldn't read went to California and all three states were better off for it!"
But, if any of y'all are down this way, please take time to visit the 'Oklahoma Memorial', you won't be sorry.   Just follow the highway signs that are all over the City, you can't miss it.   It is a very sacred place to us and if there are a thousand people milling around, you won't hear any loud voices, no blaring loud - speakers, it just a special place to us and will be to y'all if you'll take the time to visit.   And the museum is a must see, too.
Back to the business at hand.   I have made the Sunday Bulletin [Program] at our Church for 52-years, NEVER MISSING A SUNDAY!     The Ward has never been "charged" for it because it has been a 'work of love' and my husband and I have donated it as part of our showing our love for our Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ, the Savior of this world.
We have one child, a daughter, three granddaughters, and in this picture are four of our ELEVEN great-grandchildren.   We thank Our Heavenly Father, every day, for our family and for living in the greatest country on the face of the earth.
Oh yes, I would be eternally grateful if someone can tell me how to move "MyGen" off my phone.   I love doing 'Family History' but I need the almost 16,000 names on a flash-drive, so I can work with those names.    Also, how to put a printer access on, since there have been many times I'd like to have saved it directly to a printer.
Thanks a Million, y'all and a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and the BEST OF NEW YEAR'S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh yes, I would be eternally grateful if someone can tell me how to move "MyGen" off my phone.   I love doing 'Family History' but I need the almost 16,000 names on a flash-drive, so I can work with those names.    Also, how to put a printer access on, since there have been many times I'd like to have saved it directly to a printer.
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Answer 1

You would really have to ask the app developer if there is a way to export the data.
As for adding a printer, you would need to purchase an AirPrint compatible printer and connect it to your wireless network.
By the way, your holiday letter/rant/Idon't even know what to call it... is completely inappropriate for these forums.