Creating reminders on the iPhone is a habit that most of us do, taking advantage of the iOS Reminders app. Once created, the idea is to have them available on the device. However, there are times when any document created on iPhone might be physically required and iOS makes it possible in the easiest way.
IPhone Reminders app
One of the updates available in iOS 14.5, allows print the messages created in the Reminders application, from the iPhone via a function directly integrated into the application. This feature eliminates the step of capturing and printing it from another application outside of this one.
How to print “reminders” from iPhone
This new feature is possible through the integration of AirPrint with the Reminders application. AirPrint is the same technology that other iOS apps use for printing. And activating it only takes a few steps:
Open the list of reminders you want to print (smart lists won’t work), then tap the three dots at the top right. Tap “Print”. Yes it’s the first impression from your iPhoneyou have to touch “Select a printer” next to Printer, then choose your printer from the options once iOS finds it on your network (your iPhone and printer must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network). In the Printer Options menu, you can choose how many copies of the list you want using the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons. If you have a reminder list that is longer than a sheet of paper, it will appear in a printout, you will see an option where you can choose to print one or more pages instead of all. * Finally, touch “To print” in the upper right corner.
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The “Reminders” app has a lot of potential to support us in our everyday life and with iOS 14.5 we can benefit even more.
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