Setting up ePrint on your HP ePrint printer

Step 3: Select Enable Web Services, and press OK.

After enabling Web services, your printer will print a page that includes a special code to use if you choose to register online at the HP ePrintCenter.

Before you can activate ePrint, you must connect your printer to the Internet. Use the one-touch, Wireless Setup Wizard, or USB cable method for an easy connection.

Once the printer is connected to the Internet, you’ll need to activate its Web Services. We’ll show you how using an HP Photosmart printer, though the steps are similar for most HP ePrint-enabled printers.

1. Begin by pressing the button next to the wrench on your printer’s display screen
2. Use the arrows to navigate to the Wireless option, and then press the OK button
3. Next, use the arrows to select Enable Web Services, and press OK. That’s it—ePrint is activated on your printer!

Your printer will now print a page that includes a special code to use if you choose to register your printer online at the HP ePrintCenter for increased management of your ePrint settings.

Step 4: From the Web Services Settings menu, select Display Email Address.

After you’ve enabled the printer’s Web Services, you can view its exclusive email address—no PC needed.

1. Begin by pressing the button next to the wrench on your printer’s display screen
2. Use the arrows to navigate to the Wireless option, and then press the OK button
3. Select Web Services Settings
4. Select Display Email Address
5. Your email address will now be shown on the printer’s display screen

(These steps are for an HP Photosmart ePrint-enabled printer. Steps will vary depending on your printer type and model. Check your printer’s manual for specific instructions).

Step 1: At the HP ePrintCenter, click on the Sign In option at the top of the screen.

Registering at the HP ePrintCenter allows you to have more control over your ePrint account and settings. For example, from the ePrintCenter you can:

• Manage who is allowed to print to your printer
• Fine-tune printing options such as color and paper size
• Reset your printer’s email address
• View your print job history

Learn more about managing your HP ePrint account.

Registering is easy:

1. Click on the Sign In option at the top of the ePrintCenter home screen
2. Click on the Sign up option
3. Enter your information and select Sign Up
4. After you’ve signed up, click on the Add printer option
5. Enter the special code from your printout, and press OK when finished

Printing to an HP ePrint-enabled printer is as easy as sending an email!

Image files need to be at least 100 dpi to print via HP ePrint. To check your image’s dpi, right-click on your image on your PC’s desktop, then select Properties, and the Details tab.

Receiving prints is even easier than sending them—you don’t have to do anything!

When you’re ready to print to your ePrint-enabled printer, all you have to do is send an email just like you normally would—only this time, the address is your printer’s!

• Send your print job to your printer’s email address from any mobile device with email capabilities
• ePrint allows you to send and print images, Microsoft Word documents, Excel* and PowerPoint documents, PDFs, and photos
• Image files need to be at least 100 dpi to print via HP ePrint.
• There is a 5 MB total limit, and a maximum of 10 attachments to a single email. Emails that exceed these limits will not print.

The following email clients have been tested by HP ePrint**:

• Outlook 2003, 2007
• Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail, Gmail
• Apple Mail (iPhone, iPad, Macbook, Macbook Pro)
• BlackBerry mail
• Nokia/Symbian (Nokia)
• AOL Mail web

Receiving prints on your HP ePrint-enabled printer is even easier than sending them—you don’t have to do anything! Unless you’ve blocked a sender from sending print jobs to your printer (via the ePrintCenter), anything sent to you will automatically print.

• Your printer must be connected to the Internet for you to receive your print job.
• If HP ePrint can't connect to your printer, print jobs will remain on the server for 24 hours.

*It is strongly recommended that you preview documents in Excel before printing.

**Testing does not guarantee full compatibility.