Print to your HP ePrint enabled printer from wherever life or work takes you

HP ePrint enabled printers allow for mobile printing and offer these key benefits:
• Print from anywhere to your web-connected printer by sending an email to your printer's email address.1
• With wireless direct printing, you can simply walk up and print from your mobile device by directly connecting to your printer (similar to a Bluetooth® connection).
• HP printers support embedded print from your mobile device—no need to download an app to print (examples include Apple® AirPrintTM and Windows® 8 tablets).
Now your printer can take advantage of mobile printing—it’s easy!
You may need to download a firmware upgrade. Follow these simple steps:
1. Go to hp.com/go/ePrint.
2. Select your printer from the dropdown menu.
3. Click Windows or Mac to download a firmware executable file.
4. Launch the .exe file and then follow the on-screen instructions.
5. To customize your email account, go to HPePrintCenter.com.
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The DHCP range is the range of IP addresses the router hands out automatically as devices join the network. The DHCP range is determined by the router and each brand has a range set at the factory (that can be changed by you).
Your D-link's DHCP default range is 192.168.0.100 to 192.168.0.199. So, outside the DHCP range is .2 to .99 and .200 to .254.
Attached is a handy cheat sheet.
You can change this range by entering the router's settings page - type the router's IP address into a browser, enter the login info and navigate to the DHCP settings area (varies based on router, hunt around).
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How can I print only the emailed attachment to my ePrint enabled printer?

I have ePrint working fine. I was able to email an attachment to the printer from many miles away. To prevent wasting paper, I'd like to be able to tell my printer or ePrint Center to just print the attachment, not the email it is attached to.
I have an HP OfficeJet 6500A.

Hi Sparty80,
The way ePrint is designed, it will print the body of the email and any supported attachments. The only way to print the attachment and not the body of the email is to attach the document to a blank email, or delete the body in the email when you forward the message, which maybe easier.
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Change owner of HP eprint enabled printer

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Hi @nanielee,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I understand that your HP printer was added to an old Google account that has been deleted.
To reclaim the printer you will need to disable then re-enable the web services on the printer. You will need to setup ePrint again. If the printer had a customized ePrint email address, you will need to create the printer a new customized ePrint email address. I have included the Remove ePrint and HP Printables in HP Connected document to walk you through disabling the web services.
To setup ePrint again I have included the Getting the Printer Claim Code document and the Setting Up a Custom Email Address for HP ePrint document.
Once ePrint is setup again, you will need to add the printer to your new Google account. I have included the Using Google Cloud Print with your HP Printer document for reference, as by the sound of things you are very aware how to do this step.
Please let me know the outcome.
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Is it possible?? - Will HP ePrint talk to a local networked HP printer that is NOT ePrint enabled?

Hello,
I'm looking for help with configuring HP ePrint Home and Bus (Android)
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The printer must be on the network directly for the app to see it. Using a USB print server is likely where your issue is occuring. If you had a printer that supported wireless or ethernet, it would be seen via the app.
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I just bought my first and only apple product yesterday, an iPad mini with retina. How can I print to a non AirPrint enabled printer?

I have heard that unless I have a Mac or newer AirPrint printer, I will not be able to print from my iPad. This is my first apple product, so I really hope that is not the case, or it may have to go back. I do not want to have to go out and buy a new printer when mine works fine and is only a couple of years old. Please let me know if there is a solution to my problem.

Check the app store for a third party printer application. Depending on who made your printer, the manufacturer may have an app. Otherwise, look for a third party app.
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How do you delete an app from your iPhone? Deleting it from iTunes is not working.

Deleting the app from iTunes when my iPhone is hooked up the my MacBook isn't working. How do I get rid of apps I don't like?

On the springboard, locate the app you want to delete. For this example, I’ll use WeatherBug.
Tap and hold down the icon of the application you want to delete. After a few seconds your screen will start to “wiggle” and an X will appear next to each of the apps you’ve installed via the App Store.
Tap the X next to the icon of the app you want to remove. When prompted, selectDelete.
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Tips for printing photos with HP ePrint

Hello,
I will be giving you guys a couple of tips on how to print photos with HP ePrint. These are general tips to make it a little more easier to use HP ePrint.
#1: Have 4" x 6" photo paper preloaded in your printer
The first step in getting quality photo prints with HP ePrint is having 4" x 6" HP Photo Paper preloaded in your printer’s dedicated photo paper tray. If your HP ePrint-enabled printer doesn’t have a separate photo paper tray, just make sure that photo paper is the only paper loaded in the tray when printing photos.
All photos e-mailed with HP ePrint will print at a default size of 4" x 6".
If available, your photos will automatically print on paper from your printer’s dedicated photo paper tray.
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If you have 5" x 7" paper loaded into the tray, it will still print a 4" x 6" photo on the paper, leaving a white border along the top and the side.
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Check your image’s dpi: Right-click on your image on your PC’s desktop, then selectProperties, and the Details tab.
The second thing to remember when printing photos with HP ePrint is to make sure your digital images have a high enough resolution, or dpi (dots per inch).
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If you send a photo that is less than 100 dpi, it will not be printed. Instead, you will see a message in your job history on the ePrintCenter that says “Failed”.
To print a photo or image that is less than 100 dpi, insert the image file into a Word document before e-mailing. Your image will be printed on paper from the main printer paper tray.
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Find out how megapixels affect the resolution and quality of your digital photos.
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I have a hp desk jet j610a ,i'm trying to use eprint to print too my apple ipad ?

Need assistance printing from my iPad too my hp desk jet printer model # j610a

Unfortunately the j610a does not have ePrint or AirPrint capabilities. You will be unable to print to this printer from your iPad for the time being. We are coming out with an app called HP ePrint Home and Biz soon that will allow you to print from your iPad in a limited capacity but if you want the full functionality of AirPrint you would need an ePrint enabled printer.
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Eprint only prints Web Address.

I have a HP 6500A Plus printer & when sending from my iphone all thats printed is a single page with the web address only. When sending from iphone it only ask if i want to mail a LINK to the page. Am i doing something wrong? I am evidently set up properly for Eprint for its connecting and printing.

When printing from iPhone, you have two ways of printing.
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2. Airprint - your iPhone has to have iOS 4.2 and above. Your iphone also need to be on the same network as your printer within the wireless range. Or else it will not work.
From the brief information you provided, it seems you are printing form Airprint. It you open the internet page, the page info should be printed, not just the link.
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Help! Trying to print emails w/PDF attachments via bluetooth from 8300 to HP OfficeJet8470

Trying to print emails w/PDF attachments via bluetooth from 8300 to HP OfficeJet8470.
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Everything I have seen on this site, and the lack of information elsewhere, leads me to question if we have the correct applications/hardware at all...
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Your BlackBerry alone won't connect to a Bluetooth printer. Whoever told him that it would should be questioned.
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How to print on HP deskjet 100 mobile L411 from android tablet

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Hi,
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Hello. Is it possible to print to an airprint enabled printer without being connected to a PC / MAC or wifi . I want to be able to print documents and emails while on a building site.

Hello.
I was wondering if it was possible to print directly to an airprint enabled printer, without being connected to a PC/MAC/wifi spot ?
I work on a building site and quite regularly have the need to print out plans but do not know how or what deviced I need to purchase to achieve this from my iphone or ipad.
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The Universal Crossword Print Widget has been discontinued, and there will be no new content. However, you can still receive the Universal Crossword printable by subscribing on your HP web-enabled printer’s front panel, or by visiting HPConnected.com (in the U.S.) or ePrintCenter.com (elsewhere). Note: You will need an HP web-enabled printer to subscribe.
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