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Update:
This thread shows how to print to _any_ printer that is on your LAN,
(as long as it has an IP address) where I've been printing away.
However, today I noticed a "gotcha", which is "landscaped" printing.
o I was printing a 2021 customized paper calendar (with birthdays)
based on this tutorial where I converted the calendar PDF to PPT.
o Windows Tutorial to annotate & print family calendar at home on 8.5x11 paper (please improve for all to benefit)
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https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.comp.freeware/RA3bLfsgtFg>
When I converted the custom Powerpoint back to PDF, it unexpectedly
printed from my Android phone _only_ in "portrait" orientation.
Not "landscape".
I solved it easily by rotating the PDF in Adobe Acrobat on Windows,
but this problem of "portrait-only" orientation doesn't happen when I print
the same file on Windows.
The "portrait-only" orientation only happens when I print from Android.
In summary, it's just a heads-up to test both orientations if you use this tutorial to print from Android using LetsPrintDroid & LetsPrintPDF.
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Google proved, yet again, core iOS code has never been tested since 1985. <
https://groups.google.com/g/misc.phone.mobile.iphone/c/7Mc1sX9XISA>
With an obvious length check bug, the entire iOS house of cards fell down. Google asked "Is it really that easy?", where the answer was "Yes".
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