Print from Your iPad & Other IOS Devices Using Printopia

Yes, you can easily print from your iPad to the printer connected to your Mac. Printopia is a $10 application that you install on your Mac computer. Then, once installed, you can use your Mac computer's AirPrint feature and print directly from your IOS device (iPad, iPod Touch or iPhone). Take a look at this YouTube video to see how it is done.

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