If you want to scan, you need to load the drivers, which loads the print monitor utility to tell you you’re running out of ink. When you move beyond printing, things change on the D110a. I’ve sent a variety of documents from my GMail account to the printer and have not had any trouble. I’ve sent pictures from my iPhone and several computers using my GMail account. *It is strongly recommended that you preview documents in Excel before printing. The HP ePrint service will print email attachments for the following file types automatically: What attachment file types are supported? As for supported file formats, from the ePrint FAQ:
I’ve had no problems emailing documents to the printer. I’ve already changed my printer’s address, so the one displayed here is no longer being used.Ĭhanging the address is super easy to do, which is helpful. If that’s the kind of thing you want to do, knock yourself out. I have not tried to manually spoof an SMTP transaction to see if I can send stuff to the printer. If I email a photo of my daughter to the printer and several family members, and then one of those family members hits Reply All, I don’t really want their reply printed out, do I? As explained to me by HP, this is actually a security feature, and it’s one of those “Oh yeah, I should’ve figured that out myself” situations. The printer will only print jobs if it’s the only recipient of the message.
I tried setting up a single-user group on my Google Apps for Domains account, so that I could have print to the D110a, but the way Google Apps handles those groups does not work with the ePrint service: all jobs sent to failed to print because it looked like more than one recipient was included on the message. It’s trivially easy to add new addresses, and once added they can immediately begin sending stuff to your printer. Your printer is further protected by a whitelist of permitted senders. Each ePrint-enabled printer is assigned a goofy 12-character address primarily to make it somewhat more time-consuming to would-be miscreants to try to stuff unwanted print jobs down your printer. The printer I’ve been using has the email address which isn’t exactly memorable, but once you add it to your address book you won’t need to remember it too often (and you can always retrieve it from ePrint site). You can add multiple ePrint-enabled printers to your account there, review each printer’s print queue, and more. The whole thing revolves around the new HP ePrint service.
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This means you no longer need to install any software on your computer to print: you simply email documents to your printer’s email address. And it has a variety of apps built in that allow you to print things without ever turning on your computer: crossword and sudoku puzzles, maps, recipes, and more.īut the real feature of the D110a is that it comes with an email address. It has support for the HP iPrint app, so you can print photos directly from your iPhone or iPod Touch or iPad. It has 802.11n wireless networking, allowing you to print from any computer on your local WiFi network. The D110a is a small form factor printer / scanner combo. Thankfully, though, Hewlett Packard is actually trying to innovate the home printer, and I think the D110a shows an awful lot of promise. They just don’t make ’em like they used to. The only printer I’ve ever really enjoyed was my original DeskJet 500.
I generally don’t get excited about printers.
HP PHOTOSMART D110 SERIES PC
scan-to-email requires configured email client on PC.
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