Is there a way to test whether correct pages are being passed for printing from iPhone App if we do not have AirPrint enabled printers?
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'No AirPrint Printers Found' is a system message generated by the iOS AirPrint feature. It means you are trying to print a document from another applications using the Print button. iOS does not allow Printer Pro to be launched this way.
Your AirPrint setup is very simple. Connect your iOS device and printer to the same Wi-Fi network. As far as the setup goes, you're done. To test the connection, open up a note in the native Notes app.
AirPrint is a system-wide service built-in Apple apps like Mail, Safari, Photos, and iBooks, as well as or App Store apps like Numbers, Pages, and Keynotes, and many, many more.
You can actually test printing in the simulator, somewhere in the setting (sorry, not near my computer at the moment) there is an option to turn on the print server. When you test it will output a PDF.
In the iOS simulator look under the File menu. You'll find "Open Printer Simulator". This will provide several different simulated printers.
Since Xcode 6 you have to download it separately: Hardware IO Tools
This package includes additional hardware i/o tools formerly bundled in the Xcode installer. These tools include: Apple Bluetooth Guidelines Validation, Bluetooth Explorer, HomeKit Accessory Simulator, IO Registry Explorer, Network Link Conditioner.prefpane, PacketLogger and Printer Simulator. These graphic tools support running on OS X 10.10 and OS X 10.9.
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