hey guys great resource! thanks.
How can I print a chart? I cannot find the print option.
Printable View
hey guys great resource! thanks.
How can I print a chart? I cannot find the print option.
It would be nice if one could print from the web editor don't you think?
No direct print from Android. You can use a screenshot app like this one:
https://market.android.com/details?i...llnoroot&hl=en
(if your Android device is rooted, then there are other choices.)
ICS can take screenshots.
(hold down vol. down button + the power button for about 1 second.)
however the following post makes this redundant.
http://irealb.com/forums/showthread....=8951#post8951
update v1.1 hasQuote:
Originally Posted by jicaino
Song View>Menu>Share>Image
creating a jpeg of the song. Email or Bump (or send to Docs, gmail etc.) to transfer, to print.
Information on Bump app here:
http://irealb.com/forums/showthread....highlight=bump
You can also share the image via Dropbox to your desktop/laptop and print from there.Quote:
Originally Posted by jicaino
Yes i think android will be the best option ...Cheers!
Great app!Quote:
Originally Posted by markjan1
I have downloaded PrinterShare for android to my phone. When I choose 'share' in ireal book, the printer app shows and I can print direcktly on my home network.
Hi! I tried to print a chart from my android (jellybean) by the 'standard' method of emailing the chart (All Blues) to myself, but the result was a bit unexpected - selecting 'email' gave me no options - (some of my mates say it allows you to select pdf, but not in my case). Once I'd selected 'email' the system created an html file attachment to the email.
When I opened up the attachment on my PC it just consisted of text - "24 All Blues - Miles Davis // Made with iReal Pro [logo] // To import this song playlist tap or click the link on an Android or IOS device or Mac with iReal Pro installed".
What should I have done differently?
Cheers
"email chart" really means share the chart's song-code between iRp apps using email to send the HTML attachment containing the code.
Select the share icon, choose "image".
That should create an email with a jpeg of the chart that you can print from your PC.
It's best if your "background color" is set for white w/black text. Your printer will be happier.
:))BOB
Hi Bob, very many thanks for that faster than light reply! And, even better, it seems to have done the trick!!! Thank you.:-)