9025e and email

[MisterC53]

Hello,

Using HP 9025e with Win 10.

My previous HP had a feature that allowed me to email documents to the printer, and have them waiting for me when I returned home.

I've seen a few things about this on various HP printer forums, which seem to indicate that the function is still available, but I can't find it anywhere in the printer Settings--or in HP Smart.

I've also seen the suggestion that anyone could print using HP Smart, but not everyone would want to d/l the app, nor would I want to give very many people access.

Does anyone know for sure if the ePrint function is available on the HP 9025e?

And if it is, how do I find it, and enable it?

Thank you.

Mister C

[Dragon-Fur]

@MisterC53 

Welcome to the HP Community --

You'd think this would be straight forward -- but of course it is not that way.

ePrint is the "old tech" and has not been made available on all the newer printer models.

Print Anywhere with the HP Smart app

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That said, ePrint was no longer sustainable and newer printer hardware is different.  Things change.

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[MisterC53]

Hi, and thanks for the Reply...

So...unless, somebody wants to d/l the HP Smart app and use that, there probably isn't a simple way to do it anymore.  Ala, your comment: "You'd think this would be straight forward -- but of course it is not that way."

What I'm wanting to do, is make my printer available to a couple of my kids & Gkids, so they can print things they need to--remotely--when they don't have access to a printer.

Alas...I really liked the ePrint of yesteryear.

Thanks again.

Mister C

[Dragon-Fur]

@MisterC53 

You are welcome.

True - having to use a different method is not the "tried and true".

That said, HP Smart works on mobile devices (iPhones) -- since the G-kids might all have phones attached to their wrists, the Print Anywhere solution might be doable.  You could perhaps ask one of the more willing to try it.  Smiling.

Look for a gently used OfficeJet Pro 9025 (no "e") - mine lost the Print Anywhere feature about a year after I purchased the printer -- ePrint still works.

Good Luck.

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