No print size selected

hp 5510 photosmart When I try to print from my android I get the message print size not selected. I can print pictures, but, not text

@WyreNut You can't print web pages with the Home and Biz app. It's not a feature on with the Andriod version of the app.
@oldpbtimer Select the picture or document that you want to print. Touch where it says your printer's name, or where you see "No printer selected." If you haven't selected a printer yet, touch Printer and select the printer. Once you select a printer, you should see your print options. Set the paper size to the size you want to use. Press the back button on your phone. Press Print. The image should start printing.
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@Noel
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Hi Guys,
Can any one help,
How to give Report output (ALV report ) directly to the printer by selecting the printer name in the selection screen .
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Thanks In advance
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u can do it using submit statement.
SUBMIT TO SAP-SPOOL
Basic form
SUBMIT rep ... TO SAP-SPOOL.
Extras:
1.... DESTINATION dest         ... COPIES cop
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2. ... SPOOL PARAMETERS params
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3. ... Further parameters (for passing variants)
        are described in the documentation for SUBMIT
The syntax check performed in an ABAP Objects context is stricter than in other ABAP areas. See Missing print parameters with SUBMIT.
Effect
Calls the report rep with list output to the SAP spool database.
Additions
... DESTINATION dest(output device)
... COPIES cop(number of copies)
... LIST NAME name(name of list)
... LIST DATASET dsn(name of spool dataset)
... COVER TEXT text(title of spool request)
... LIST AUTHORITY auth(authorization for display)
... IMMEDIATELY flag(print immediately ?)
... KEEP IN SPOOL flag(keep list after print ?)
... NEW LIST IDENTIFICATION flag(new spool request ?)
... DATASET EXPIRATION days(number of days list
retained)
... LINE-COUNT lin ( lin lines per page)
... LINE-SIZE col(col columns per line)
... LAYOUT layout(print format)
... SAP COVER PAGE mode(SAP cover sheet ?)
... COVER PAGE flag(selection cover sheet ?)
... RECEIVER rec(SAP user name of
recipient)
... DEPARTMENT dep(name of department)
... ARCHIVE MODE armode(archiving mode)
... ARCHIVE PARAMETERS arparams(structure with archiving
parameters)
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' ' : Do not output cover sheet
'X' : Output cover sheet
'D' : Cover sheet output according to printer setting
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'1' : Print only
'2' : Archive only
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Effect
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You could use this option if all the spool parameters have already been set!
reward points if hlpful.
Note
When specifying the LINE-SIZE, you should not give any value > 132 because most printers cannot print wider lists.
Addition 2
... SPOOL PARAMETERS params(structure with print
parameters)
... ARCHIVE PARAMETERS arparams(Structure with archive
parameters)
... WITHOUT SPOOL DYNPRO(skip print parameters
screen)
Effect
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Without archiving
DATA: PARAMS LIKE PRI_PARAMS,
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            LINE_COUNT            = 23
            LAYOUT                = 'X_PAPER'
            SAP_COVER_PAGE        = 'X'
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            RECEIVER              = 'SAP*'
            DEPARTMENT            = 'System'
            NO_DIALOG             = ' '
IMPORTING OUT_PARAMETERS        = PARAMS
            VALID                 = VALID.
IF VALID <> SPACE.
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            RECEIVER               = 'SAP*'
            DEPARTMENT             = 'System'
            SAP_OBJECT             = 'RS'
            AR_OBJECT              = 'TEST'
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            ARCHIVE_INFO           = 'III'
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/375776?tstart=0

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