Please enable universal printing available on mobile clients so business users are able to print directly from phone or tablet.
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It astonishes me that within the Office mobile application I simply cant send a print job. After 4 years since this thread was first opened we are still waiting!
This would be incredibly useful for our organization, as we are deploying Android tablets for certain teams to use, and being able to print to any printer without any additional fuss would be great.
- If your printers are not natively supported, explore and install the Universal Print connector on a Windows PC that can access your printers.
A Universal Print mobile app is a must have for iPad/iPhone/Android Tablet/Phones. More and more of our users need to print from these devices. I thought I read Universal Print was coming to the Business Central mobile app help for my burberry perfume Website [link removed by admin]
We'll work on enabling universal printing for mobile clients to allow business users to print [link removed by admin] directly from their phones or tablets.
Customers can print from their smartphones or tablets while they are on the go with mobile printing. This gives them freedom and ease. With wireless technologies and printers that work with mobile devices and you can also printout the Web-Stories [link removed by admin], users can easily and quickly print papers and other content right from their phones.
Set up network printing capabilities within your office environment. This might involve configuring printers to connect to your Wi-Fi network or implementing a cloud-based printing solution that enables printing over the internet.
Not being able to print from mobiles seems like a glaring omission and enough time has passed since Universal Print was introduced for a solution to have been put in place. Even macOS support has been delayed to next year. The service either needs extending to mobiles or renaming to "Windows Print".
For printing on mobile devices (iOS and Android [link removed by admin]), use the "print" function available within most apps or websites. Access the content you want to print, then look for the three-dot menu or a printer icon that usually triggers the print option. Adjust print settings like page layout, orientation, and select a printer to complete the process.
@hatchhozzen0007 Microsoft boosted the limit from 5 to 100 print jobs per M365 E3/E5 License recently.
