Help printing?

droidros

Android Enthusiast
is there any way to physically print pages of a kindle book?
 

droidros

Android Enthusiast
Thread starter
Thanks for the screenshot tip. I guess my question should really be....how do I print anything from the kindle?
 

global2

Well-Known Member
I was able to set up Google Cloud printing fairly easily. I have an Epson XP-400 ePrinter which I set up on a Mac and can be accessed by my Bionic phone, a Dell laptop, a Samsung Chromebook and a Nexus 7. But I have not had much luck having the printer show up across all apps nor the Silk browser on the Kindle Fire HD 7. My next move will be to try and get Google Chrome on the Kindle and see if that plays nice with the Epson.
There are many workarounds to printing directly, such as saving items to cloud apps first or emailing the item -- but sending directly to a printer is always best. Printing from Kindle should be part of the original device and judging by the amount of discussion over this issue, most Kindle owners want an easy way to print.
Maybe every Kindle owner should write to Amazon and they'll send an update that contains a printing utility.
 

Harry2

Extreme Android User
Thanks for the screenshot tip. I guess my question should really be....how do I print anything from the kindle?

If you would have a HP ePrinter and access to the app 'HP Home&Biz' (Amazon app store or HP site ?), then printing docs and pics would be easy.

Harry
 

droidros

Android Enthusiast
Thread starter
I was able to set up Google Cloud printing fairly easily. I have an Epson XP-400 ePrinter which I set up on a Mac and can be accessed by my Bionic phone, a Dell laptop, a Samsung Chromebook and a Nexus 7. But I have not had much luck having the printer show up across all apps nor the Silk browser on the Kindle Fire HD 7. My next move will be to try and get Google Chrome on the Kindle and see if that plays nice with the Epson.
There are many workarounds to printing directly, such as saving items to cloud apps first or emailing the item -- but sending directly to a printer is always best. Printing from Kindle should be part of the original device and judging by the amount of discussion over this issue, most Kindle owners want an easy way to print.
Maybe every Kindle owner should write to Amazon and they'll send an update that contains a printing utility.

You'd think there would be a way. For some things, such as instructions for your Kindle, it's nice to have a printed copy!
 

droidros

Android Enthusiast
Thread starter
If you would have a HP ePrinter and access to the app 'HP Home&Biz' (Amazon app store or HP site ?), then printing docs and pics would be easy.

Harry

I don't think my printer is an "ePrinter" although it's an HP.
 
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