Ios 4.2 print support drivers

Hi,
I know its early days and 4.2 is not available yet, but apple have posted a new 4.2 page showing the changes etc. My question is will the print over wifi require a pc/mac as a bridge to the printer or will the print file go directly to a wifi enabled printer? If its a direct link will the printer drivers need to be loaded onto the ipad? What do the current printer apps do?

All any of us, your fellow users, know is what Apple's posted. We'll all have to wait for further information from Apple to know for sure, though nothing I saw in the keynote indicated that a computer would be needed as a bridge.
Regards.

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notgettingit
Welcome to the HP Community Forum.
I am not a Laser Printer Expert; I could possibly be wrong about this:
I do not see an answer that contradicts that you have already found: There is not a solution for Windows 8.1 for this vintage Printer.
I spent some time looking at the Windows 7 solution and even for that OS the possibilities are severely limited -- the scan features are stripped and much of the printer's functionality are no longer available. I would not recommend something so radical as downgrading to Windows 7 as a means to save the Printer. You could print, maybe, after a bit of work -- but the functionality is gone.
It might be time to consider an printer upgrade. Sigh. There are some good choices in new Laser Printers if you decide to give one of them a chance.
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Reference:
HP LaserJet 1100 Printer
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Generic IEEE 1284.4 printing support [ Edited ]Re: Generic IEEE 1284.4 printing support [ Edited ]

Hi, I am following this post as I am having the same problem that I am trying to install LaserJet 1300 on my Window XP computer. I see the post indicates IEEE 1284.4 printer support is included in Windows 7. Does that mean I installed wrong printer driver? From the device driver page, I only see driver for XP 64 bits, Windows 7 and Windows 8 and I selected Windows 7 32bits (because I have Windows XP 32 bits system). or if there is IEEE 1284.4 printer support driver for Windows XP can download?

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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01874792&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&os=4062&product=899...
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Sirs,
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