How to print different documents from ios 8 ipads and iphones

In the world today more and more users and individuals are moving from the use of laptops to the use of mobiles especially tablets like the apple tablets,ipads,iphones e.t.c.and also organizations are also moving to tablets to help their staffs and administrators work from wherever they are through the use of various office automation products present in the society today especially I.C.T. related companies both home and abroad.With these new wave of technology sweeping around the globe like a wild fire arises more complexities especially in the area of printing and hard-copy production,we at pwlabs have outlined to u the various process for printing various kinds of documents from your ios 8 I-pad and I-phone with out any much stress or hassle below are the different steps and processes;

Email

To print from the Mail app, open any message, tap the Reply button (the little curved arrow), and then tap Print.

Email attachments

Depending on the attachment, it might open inline within the body of the email, in which case you can print it using the same method described above.

If it's something like a Word file, though, tap the attachment to open it, then tap the screen to access options. In the corner you should see a Share icon (represented by a square with an arrow pointing up out of it). Tap that, then choose Print.

Magazine pages

I read a lot of apps on my iPad, and often I come across a page or story I'd like to preserve in hard copy. Alas, few magazine apps offer a direct print option, so you'll have to try a couple workarounds.

If a magazine app won't let you print, see if it will let you add the article to your Reading List.

First, if it's a single page, take a screenshot (by simultaneously pressing the Home and Power buttons). Then you can hit up the Photos app (see below) and print that "photo."

Second, see if the magazine has sharing options. In the app for Men's Health, for example, you can tap just about any story, then the Share button, and then choose Add to Reading List. Now bop over to Safari open Reading List, and print from there.

Maps

Want a hard copy of your driving directions? (Always a good idea.) In the Maps app, before tapping the Start button to begin route guidance, tap Share, then Print. You'll get a nicely detailed list of the turns, complete with thumbnails showing corresponding map snippets.

Notes

Nothing complicated here: Open a note, tap the Share button, then Print.

PDFs

The process of printing a PDF may be a bit different depending on where it's located. If it's an email attachment, for example, you can print it using the directions described above. If you've opened a PDF in your browser, you should have no trouble printing it using the directions described below ("Web pages").

But what about a PDF stored in, say, your Dropbox account? Assuming you have the Dropbox app, it's just as easy: Open the PDF, tap the Share button, then tap Print.

Photos

It's easy enough to print from the Photos app -- just tap the Share button and then Print -- but you get very few options. That's no big deal for documents and the like, but with photos it would be nice to control things like size, orientation, color, and so on.For that, look to apps from your printer manufacturer: Brother, HP, Epson, or whatever. Most of them give you greater control over photo printing. Epson iPrint, for example, lets you choose the paper size and type, the photo size, and even whether you want a border.

Web pages

Printing in Safari works just like printing in Mail and Notes: Tap the Share icon, then tap Print. If you're a Chrome user, just tap the Menu button (to the right of the address bar), then Print, then Air Print.

Word documents

Microsoft's newly updated Word app bears a close resemblance to its desktop counterpart, so keep that in mind as you're looking for the Print option. It's not in the Share menu like in so many other iOS apps, but rather in the File menu, same as desktop Word.

That menu is accessed by tapping an unfamiliar-looking icon in the upper-left corner, just to the right of the Back arrow. You'll see Print in the drop-down menu that appears. It's the same process for printing in Microsoft's Excel and PowerPoint apps.