How do printers print Gmail for ASCII.jp iPhone and Android?

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Low-cost printers have also added Wi-Fi models that can print messages directly from Gmail applications.

　Sometimes, you may ask Gmail messages to print. For example, if you need an e-ticket or paper receipt, or pass online information to users who use your mobile phone. However, it is also troublesome to start PC one by one in order to print. So let's print it directly from the smartphone's Gmail app using a printer.

　IPhone and Android phones can easily connect and print many PC printers that have been equipped with Wi-Fi in recent years. For example, even the canon scanner printer "PIXUS MG3630", which actually sells about 5500 yen at a lower price, supports Wi-Fi.

　Printing methods connected to smartphones can be divided into "file printing" and Gmail "printing from general applications". This time, take Canon printer as an example, with smartphones and printers connected to their own Wi-Fi as the premise to explain.

Recent printers are equipped with Wi-Fi as a matter of course. Printer connections for iPhone and Gmail are also supported

　If it is just "document printing" such as photos and documents in the phone, you can use the manufacturer's dedicated application. Many of Canon's smartphone models offer "Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY" apps for iOS and Andorid, such as iPhone. However, even if you join this application, you cannot print from Gmail.

There are two ways to print a printer on a smartphone. Manufacturer-specific applications are basically dedicated to scanner use and physical settings in addition to printing photos and PDF files. Canon's case is "Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY".

　If you use print from a generic application, such as a Gmail application, use the standard features of the operating system. For iOS devices, such as iPhone, you can connect and print printers that support AirPrint immediately. For Android, print from "manufacturer's own plug-in".

　Without detailed explanation this time, both iOS and Android can remotely print to compatible printers using Google Cloud Printing from Google applications such as Gmail. However, you may need to set up the printer in advance before you can use it.

　Many recent printers, such as "PIXUS MG3630" just introduced, support iOS's "AirPrint", Android's "manufacturer's own plug-in" and Google Apps' Google Cloud Printing.

　Let's actually print it with the Gmail application. Open the message in the Gmail application, and click "…" in the upper right corner of the screen. Open the menu and click print all or print.

Open the mail in the Gmail application, and in the upper right corner of the screen, the "…" Click "you can choose" print "

　Next, choose which way to print.

　For iOS (such as iPhone), click "AirPrint" and select a compatible printer in the same Wi-Fi to print.

　Android is usually saved in PDF format, so add a printer from all printers. You will see each manufacturer's plug-in, let's install the corresponding plug-in. After success, you can choose a compatible printer in the same Wi-Fi to print. When it's hard to recognize, it's better to try to restart your phone.

In the case of iOS such as iPhone, select AirPrint to detect a compatible printer and print immediately

In the case of Android, the corresponding printer can be detected by initially installing plug-ins prepared by various manufacturers. Many manufacturers such as Canon and Epson are ready.

　Next, just look at the preview and print. People who often print Gmail content on paper might as well give it a try.

After the printer is set up, you can print the contents of Gmail like PC