Con artists gonna con
There is no way to print from your phone without paying the cost of a new printer to one of these aholes.
So sodomize yourselves.
So sodomize yourselves.
This app truly works as advertised âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸
I tried many applications that came up in google search, none of them worked with my Xerox machine. I used CHAT GPT search and this application was recommended. I tried it and it worked beautifully. I give it 5 golden stars.
A big thank you to the developer. Totally worth the money!
A big thank you to the developer. Totally worth the money!
Finally an app that works as advertised !!
After trying countless apps on the App Store this app truly lived up to its promise. It is simple, straightforward and works great. Donât waste time and go for it.
Junkâand lies
Says it works with cp2025..But does not work. Very disappointing.
Grate app
Work on the first time I sit-up love this app
Transparently and Openly Difficult
I hope the comments made by the developer team below the promo images of this app are read by EVERYONE looking for any app for sale in any "store-front" as iTunes. I was able to print a test page, but as our wireless HP laser printer is also shared with me by another who is not as comfortable with the technical end of any cpu work, I shall not upgrade.
The heart of my comments, however, go to the developer and team for their obvious efforts in writing a transparent explanation of what was to follow should someone purchase, this "free" app and download it. First and foremost, the developer does not attempt to hide or disguise the fact that the app is part of the fabric of our capitalism system. Time, labor, supplies, etc. were real expenses for which their company hoped to have an appropriate return on their investment when individuals would purchase their product. Capitalism is not the enemy here. The enemy is the developer who does in many ways attempt to imply that the product is FREE and without any cost to the purchaser when, in fact, there are very real expenses for the consumer.
I have often spent time and effort(~? research and decision making) searching for and selecting a FREE app only to discover the "price tag" was hidden. Now, many apps are Free. Those free apps were the product of a company whereby the expenses incurred in the development of the app are defrayed by advertisements run when the consumer is using the product. Usually, when an app is displayed on sale and that app has or may have real costs, there is text on the display letting the potential consumer be aware of potential costs if purchased. Unfortunately, many developers do not always display such standardized texts warning the consumer. If the consumer has been paying attention, the sale display will indicate there are potential expenses when using the app. These expenses with very real US dollars sometimes in the $100's are never displayed unless one "click's" on that notice. I have made such errors many rimes in the past. Usually, I lose no many, only TIME. As a "mature" man, my time is precious to me. So, I get upset when I purchase a "FREE" app which is not really free.
My point is the developer of this app wrote a description of the app's requirements which were laudable for their clarity and transparency. Most pitfall issues were anticipated and explained in a manner which, in my opinion, exuded confidence and honesty. The developer not only warned of expenses if the consumer wished to use the app he, she, it even quoted the price! I have never seen that before. Like Diogenes until I had encountered this developer and team I had become convinced I would NEVER find an honest developer or team offering their product for sale.
I LOVED the writing of this man, woman or team so much in what she, he, or them were doing that five stars is not enough. Did I mention how much I was impressed by these descriptions? They are like Tony the Tiger. They are "Gggrrreeatt!!! Had there been the possibility of granting more stars I would have without reservation. Explanations, yes, but reservations, emphatically, none.
Though born on an island, Galveston, Texas, this man does not live on an island. Had I more technical proficiency, wisdom and patience, my team might have been convinced to try the app. I did print the test page successfully and, following the developers recommendations, with little difficulty. Though tempered by time and experience , my team, my wife, does not appreciate my teaching style. Had I more success explaining the app to her, she might have permitted me to implement it. Alas, that was not to be.
My hope is for others to appreciate just how dramatically impactful and important this change is. I WILL NOT PREACH TO YOU, or, at least, I try not to. But, after the last election and the betrayal of mainstream news to all of us, we are in a darkening time of ethical crisis. These words so written give me hope. That is by measure how important a break in style I find this writing to be. On that point I am quite serious. You may already be aware and onto it. If not, please, give it a little thought. You may become who you already are. Revolutionary, revelatory, and powerful!
Please, keep up the good work. Pray for us all. May God bless America and good luck to ya'll from a real Texan.
William Tobleman, Jr., MD
The heart of my comments, however, go to the developer and team for their obvious efforts in writing a transparent explanation of what was to follow should someone purchase, this "free" app and download it. First and foremost, the developer does not attempt to hide or disguise the fact that the app is part of the fabric of our capitalism system. Time, labor, supplies, etc. were real expenses for which their company hoped to have an appropriate return on their investment when individuals would purchase their product. Capitalism is not the enemy here. The enemy is the developer who does in many ways attempt to imply that the product is FREE and without any cost to the purchaser when, in fact, there are very real expenses for the consumer.
I have often spent time and effort(~? research and decision making) searching for and selecting a FREE app only to discover the "price tag" was hidden. Now, many apps are Free. Those free apps were the product of a company whereby the expenses incurred in the development of the app are defrayed by advertisements run when the consumer is using the product. Usually, when an app is displayed on sale and that app has or may have real costs, there is text on the display letting the potential consumer be aware of potential costs if purchased. Unfortunately, many developers do not always display such standardized texts warning the consumer. If the consumer has been paying attention, the sale display will indicate there are potential expenses when using the app. These expenses with very real US dollars sometimes in the $100's are never displayed unless one "click's" on that notice. I have made such errors many rimes in the past. Usually, I lose no many, only TIME. As a "mature" man, my time is precious to me. So, I get upset when I purchase a "FREE" app which is not really free.
My point is the developer of this app wrote a description of the app's requirements which were laudable for their clarity and transparency. Most pitfall issues were anticipated and explained in a manner which, in my opinion, exuded confidence and honesty. The developer not only warned of expenses if the consumer wished to use the app he, she, it even quoted the price! I have never seen that before. Like Diogenes until I had encountered this developer and team I had become convinced I would NEVER find an honest developer or team offering their product for sale.
I LOVED the writing of this man, woman or team so much in what she, he, or them were doing that five stars is not enough. Did I mention how much I was impressed by these descriptions? They are like Tony the Tiger. They are "Gggrrreeatt!!! Had there been the possibility of granting more stars I would have without reservation. Explanations, yes, but reservations, emphatically, none.
Though born on an island, Galveston, Texas, this man does not live on an island. Had I more technical proficiency, wisdom and patience, my team might have been convinced to try the app. I did print the test page successfully and, following the developers recommendations, with little difficulty. Though tempered by time and experience , my team, my wife, does not appreciate my teaching style. Had I more success explaining the app to her, she might have permitted me to implement it. Alas, that was not to be.
My hope is for others to appreciate just how dramatically impactful and important this change is. I WILL NOT PREACH TO YOU, or, at least, I try not to. But, after the last election and the betrayal of mainstream news to all of us, we are in a darkening time of ethical crisis. These words so written give me hope. That is by measure how important a break in style I find this writing to be. On that point I am quite serious. You may already be aware and onto it. If not, please, give it a little thought. You may become who you already are. Revolutionary, revelatory, and powerful!
Please, keep up the good work. Pray for us all. May God bless America and good luck to ya'll from a real Texan.
William Tobleman, Jr., MD
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Doesnât work
Doesnât work. Donât waste your money.
Doesnât work
Doesnât find anything. Ever.
Reverse page print missing.
Hi...
Have used PrintHand on my android tablet for many years.
Use all the time the feature that allows printing documents last page first so that all pages in correct order in printer output tray.
This feature was main reason for purchasing PrintHand for my tablet.
This feature missing from iOS versions of app.
I downloaded the âregularâ version listed in Apple App Store, paid to activate, and tried to print multi-page document, but could not find a reverse print option like the one on the android tablet version.
So, figuring that the âpremiumâ version, also listed in Apple App Store, must have what I am looking for, I went ahead and downloaded the PrintHand Premium app and paid to activate the premium version.
Again... no reverse print. In fact, there appeared to no no difference between the âregularâ and âpremiumâ versions of the PrintHand app that are both listed as separate apps in the Apple App Store.
So... what happened to the reverse print option?
And...
Why are there two listings for PrintHand in the Apple App Store when the only apparent difference between the two is the word âpremiumâ in the title of one of them. (Because of this duality I ended up paying the activation fee twice, and now have two identical PrintHand apps that are pretty much useless to me, since the iOS and Epson print handlers work fine ( just no reverse option).
Question:
1. Is there a reverse page print option and am I just not finding it?
2. Is there a real difference between the premium and regular version of PrintHand listed in Apple App Store?
And
3. Barring a yes answer to the previous two,
Can I receive a refund for at least one of the two versions, if not both. (I removed both from my iPhone)
Gary...
Have used PrintHand on my android tablet for many years.
Use all the time the feature that allows printing documents last page first so that all pages in correct order in printer output tray.
This feature was main reason for purchasing PrintHand for my tablet.
This feature missing from iOS versions of app.
I downloaded the âregularâ version listed in Apple App Store, paid to activate, and tried to print multi-page document, but could not find a reverse print option like the one on the android tablet version.
So, figuring that the âpremiumâ version, also listed in Apple App Store, must have what I am looking for, I went ahead and downloaded the PrintHand Premium app and paid to activate the premium version.
Again... no reverse print. In fact, there appeared to no no difference between the âregularâ and âpremiumâ versions of the PrintHand app that are both listed as separate apps in the Apple App Store.
So... what happened to the reverse print option?
And...
Why are there two listings for PrintHand in the Apple App Store when the only apparent difference between the two is the word âpremiumâ in the title of one of them. (Because of this duality I ended up paying the activation fee twice, and now have two identical PrintHand apps that are pretty much useless to me, since the iOS and Epson print handlers work fine ( just no reverse option).
Question:
1. Is there a reverse page print option and am I just not finding it?
2. Is there a real difference between the premium and regular version of PrintHand listed in Apple App Store?
And
3. Barring a yes answer to the previous two,
Can I receive a refund for at least one of the two versions, if not both. (I removed both from my iPhone)
Gary...
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Excellent App.
Especially to bypass on iPad which does not allow regular printers.
Rubbish
Would not allow print unless I paid for Premium. Waste of time
Test Print
Worked first time, kind of neat app
Love it
Hey your app is great!
Scam
Terrible app, good if you are willing to pay nearly ÂŁ10 to print anything. Wonât let you do anything until you pay, waste of time
Does not work
Does not print
Print hand
Best printer app I have used finds printer easily works every time. Tried pro printer wouldn't find printer wasted my money
Best app ever for mobile print
Since gmail took off the option to print from their app this has become a lifesaver
Be straight with people
Nothing against people making money from their apps, but should be clear before you try to use it that you need to pay to actually print with it. More than a year after I wrote the original review, l got a response from the developer to read the description and supposedly quoting something that isn't there! The description I read says nothing about it not being a free app, though they claim it does. Does say offers in app purchases but so do many other apps that function without paying. Be upfront about it.
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Response from developer
Please read the description: 'PrintHand app is NOT FREE. In order to print real pages, youâll need to upgrade to Premium Mode by making in-app purchase. We recommend printing test page prior to upgrade.' This will let you check compatibility with your printer. Google Cloud Printing is free with the free version.
Pay to Print
It should say pay to print all over this thing. It's a pain when you finally finish all the work you need just for a simple print job and then you get hit up for money. No thanks!
The app developer responding to try to explain that is even worse.
The app developer responding to try to explain that is even worse.
Response from developer
Please read the description: 'PrintHand app is NOT FREE. In order to print real pages, youâll need to upgrade to Premium Mode by making in-app purchase. We recommend printing test page prior to upgrade.' This will let you check compatibility with your printer. Google Cloud Printing is free with the free version.
Easiest App ever
No problems with this. So easy to use!
