#PRINTOPIA 2.1.23 .ZIP MAC OS X#
#PRINTOPIA 2.1.23 .ZIP PDF#

Trying again usually fixed the problem, but on two occasions I had to turn Printopia off and then back on to get the expected options to appear. I experienced only one minor issue with Printopia: When using the Print Options popover, occasionally no Printopia-shared printers would appear in the Printer list. The AirPrint Hactivator hack, Printopia doesn’t alter any system files.) (It’s also worth noting that unlike FingerPrint, Printopia uses its own mechanism to share printers, not OS X’s Printer Sharing. Yes, Leopard users, you can use AirPrint, too.

#PRINTOPIA 2.1.23 .ZIP MAC OS X#

Printopia’s other big draw is that, unlike AirPrint alone, which requires Mac OS X 10.6.5, Printopia works with any Mac running OS X 10.5 or later. Keep in mind, however, that AirPrint works much like Mac OS X’s print-to-PDF feature-it creates a copy of any document you “print.” This means any photos you send to your Mac using Printopia will be saved as new image files that don’t include the original photo’s metadata.)

(You can also use Printopia with the iOS Photos app to quickly transfer one or more photos to your Mac. My only complaint is that I wish I could choose where Printopia saves these files. And I’ve been using the Save To Mac option to save electronic copies of receipts from Safari on my iPad. For example, I often take iPhone and iPad screenshots for my writing, and the Send To Dropbox feature is the easiest-and fastest-way I’ve found to get those screenshots onto all my Macs for immediate use. In fact, I find the Send To Mac and Send To Dropbox features alone to be worth the price of admission. These two features mean you don’t actually need to print to find Printopia useful. If you haveĭropbox installed, Send To Dropbox On Mac performs a similar task, but instead saves the resulting file to a Printopia folder inside your Dropbox folder, where it is then synced to all your other Dropbox-enabled devices. (The format depends on how the app from which you’re “printing” provides the data.) Specifically, the file is saved to the Printopia folder inside your Documents folder it is also automatically opened in Preview for viewing.

#PRINTOPIA 2.1.23 .ZIP PDF#

Send To Mac lets you save a PDF copy of a document, or a JPEG or PNG version of an image, to your Mac. (A recent update toįingerPrint added features that are identical in both functionality and appearance.) But Printopia also configures two virtual printers: Send To Mac and Send To Dropbox On Mac.

Printopia 2.1.23 .zip