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TheBigM
31-08-2012
Originally Posted by grumpyoldbat:
“That's not completely true. We have an old printer which is hooked up to our desktop computer. We print via wifi to that computer and it works from laptops or the iPad.”

Ok, so you need to own that computer and have it turned on to print.

Someone could just a Windows 8 tablet as their full time computer and not need other devices (peripherals like external monitor and keyboard welcome though).
Lysandar
01-09-2012
Originally Posted by lettice:
“Just pinch to reduce the size, it does get streched when first viewing, once the jpg is in word, excel etc then you can use the normal tools on the image, as you would expect.”

..but Box is better.When a photo is opened in Box it's as it was originally.
No, say, 45% which then needs pinching.
Thanks.
James30
03-09-2012
Originally Posted by grumpyoldbat:
“That's not completely true. We have an old printer which is hooked up to our desktop computer. We print via wifi to that computer and it works from laptops or the iPad.”

That's a lot of faffing about.

I'll stick to my laptop for now and look at Windows tablets in the future.
Lysandar
03-09-2012
I read that most printers manufactured after Oct. 2011 have the AirPrint facility.
So, OK to print from an iPad.
TheBigM
03-09-2012
Originally Posted by Lysandar:
“I read that most printers manufactured after Oct. 2011 have the AirPrint facility.
So, OK to print from an iPad.”

...If you want to buy a new printer. The ones I already have work fine and will last years more being lasers.

Plus you can plug things in via USB to a windows tablet, insert SD cards, use Metro snap to see two apps simultaneously etc etc.
munta
03-09-2012
All of this "my tablet is better than your tablet" is getting tiresome. Each person has their own requirements that make their tablet (or phone) best for them. Why do so many people feel the need to put owners of other tablets down?
alan1302
03-09-2012
Originally Posted by munta:
“All of this "my tablet is better than your tablet" is getting tiresome. Each person has their own requirements that make their tablet (or phone) best for them. Why do so many people feel the need to put owners of other tablets down?”

People seem to have a notion that what they have is perfect for everyone and some people seem intent on telling people how what they have must not be as good as it’s not what they have – I think it must be some kind of ‘power’ thing they have – and I agree it is very tiresome reading in every thread.
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