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Instructions for managing print lists on iPhone
Wireless printing mode on iPhone helps us to quickly print documents or images. All documents that are ordered to be printed together create a print list on iPhone for you to manage that list. Through the print list on iPhone, users can delete print orders if they want. Below are instructions for managing the print list on iPhone.
Quick Guide
- When you're printing multiple documents using AirPrint , open the App Switcher and open the Print Center window to check the print order.
- Select the command you want to cancel and press the x icon.
- If you don't use AirPrint, download the printer's app to manage your print list on your iPhone.
Instructions for managing iPhone print lists via AirPrint
Step 1:
Click on the document you want to print, then click on the share icon , select Print from the list. Select the printer and set the print mode for the document. Repeat this with other data. Click Print to access the management interface.
Step 2:
Display the Print Center interface and you will see the print list on iPhone in order as shown below. If you want to delete any print command , click on the x icon to delete .
How to Manage iPhone Print Lists Using Apps
Printer manufacturers today all have their own applications for customers to use to set up and manage print lists. Depending on each application, the way to access and manage print lists will be different.
There are several apps you can download to your phone to manage printed documents.
These apps will help you create document print jobs and manage print jobs on your iPhone.
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