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Thanks for confirming V2 printer. I need one help.<br />
I have wifi setup + Google CLoud to run on the printer. <br />
Now I want to set it up so that if someone sends to an email address then the attached doc should get printed. Is it possible and how?<br />
I have seen that in FedEx, Staples and many community events.
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Thanks for confirming V2 printer. I need one help.
I have wifi setup + Google CLoud to run on the printer.
Now I want to set it up so that if someone sends to an email address then the attached doc should get printed. Is it possible and how?
I have seen that in FedEx, Staples and many community events.

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if someone sends to an email address
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I assume you mean sending the job to the printer as an email. There are some high-end printers that can do this (e.g. Xerox MFPs and HP's ePrint capable printers), but most cannot. Xerox also have a software solution: &quot;<a href="http://www.office.xerox.com/software-solutions/xerox-print-management-and-mobility-suite/enus.html" rel="ugc">Xerox® Print Management and Mobility Suite</a>&quot;. It is supposed to work with non-Xerox printers. Disclaimer: I have not used this.<br />
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If you mean to automatically print emails that you (not the printer) receive, in Outlook (Windows) you can set a &quot;rule&quot; to do that. If you want to print attachments automatically, then you need additional tools like &quot;<a href="https://www.mapilab.com/outlook/print_tools/?utm_source=Bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=%2Boutlook%20%2Bprinter&utm_campaign=Print%20Tools%20for%20Outlook" rel="ugc">Print Tools for Outlook</a>&quot;.
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> if someone sends to an email address

I assume you mean sending the job to the printer as an email. There are some high-end printers that can do this (e.g. Xerox MFPs and HP's ePrint capable printers), but most cannot. Xerox also have a software solution: "Xerox® Print Management and Mobility Suite [http://www.office.xerox.com/software-solutions/xerox-print-management-and-mobility-suite/enus.html]". It is supposed to work with non-Xerox printers. Disclaimer: I have not used this.

If you mean to automatically print emails that you (not the printer) receive, in Outlook (Windows) you can set a "rule" to do that. If you want to print attachments automatically, then you need additional tools like "Print Tools for Outlook [https://www.mapilab.com/outlook/print_tools/?utm_source=Bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=%2Boutlook%20%2Bprinter&utm_campaign=Print%20Tools%20for%20Outlook]".

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I have to set up a printer to print via email and/or google cloud print<br />
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&quot;Brother HL-L2340DW Compact Laser Printer&quot;<br />
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I am able to connect and print via wifi. but how to set up via email or Google Cloud Print.
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I have to set up a printer to print via email and/or google cloud print

"Brother HL-L2340DW Compact Laser Printer"

I am able to connect and print via wifi. but how to set up via email or Google Cloud Print.

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