Hi all. While neither my print printer or braille printer are wireless, I am able to use printer pro to get my print printer to work from the iPad. So while I didn't think it would work, I decided to try the same with the braille index printer. The connection apparently is actually made and the Index does indeed start embossing. Unfortunately, it prints out something starting with "adobe" that apparently gives the characteristics of the document being printed, etc. I didn't let this print completely because I had visions of eating up pages and pages of paper which would not have made me happy at all. I don't really know very much about the technical aspects of braille printers but I am assuming that whether I am trying to print from the clipboard or a document or whatever, printer pro is making some kind of pdf of it and the braille printer isn't able to recognize the material that is actually to be printed and instead prints the information about the document. Does anybody know if this is correct and, if so, might there be any way around this? I don't have a program on my iPad that can print braille but I can move braille files from my computers to my i-devices and also I can actually write a braille document by turning contractions off but still writing with contractions. Besides it would just really be neat to find a way to print braille from an i-device as well as printed materials. Maybe there just isn't a way to do this with a braille printer because the driver for the printer can't be put on the iPad, but if anybody has any ideas I would be interested.
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