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After you've set up your mobile print center, printing from your notebook or PDA is quick and easy.
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Printing from a PDA is a somewhat different from printing from a notebook, simply because a PDA is smaller and print functionality isn't built into its operating system. The HP Mobile Printing for Pocket PC application is a stand-alone application that works with information created in Pocket Word, Pocket Explorer, Pocket Outlook, and other documents.
The mobile printing application handles the printing, so you may see a slight reduction in the quality of embedded graphics. In addition, large or complex documents may take a bit longer to print than they would on a notebook simply because a PDA doesn't have the same processing power or RAM as a typical notebook setup. Finally, because all printing is handled on the PDA itself, the entire document you want to print must be saved on your PDA. If you want to use a wireless LAN or WAN connection to access a document from your company's intranet and print it, you will need to download a copy to your PDA first, and then print it. You can delete it after you've printed it to recover any memory space it took up during printing.
Even with these limitations, you will still get usable and professional documents that you can use in a variety of business situations, as described in the Use It section. If you plan to create documents specifically to print from your PDA as leave-behinds or technical information, spend a little time testing your printouts with your PDA and mobile printer to get the optimum document format that both meets your needs and looks just as you expect it to.
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