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Print from your BlackBerry with FedEx Office Print & Go

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - February 01, 2011


FedEx has announced FedEx Office Print & Go, a solution for smartphone users to print from their phones. FedEx Office Print & Go is now available at over 1,600 participating locations and more are set to come online later this year. That means that BlackBerry users can print PowerPoint, Word, PDF files, etc. directly from their BlackBerry.

The FedEx system works with HP's ePrint mobile app. Once you install ePrint mobile on your BlackBerry you can print at any of the FedEx locations. You'll see a new print option in the menu of the main applications on your BB. FedEx explains it like this:

How do I print from my BlackBerry smartphone?

Once you have downloaded the HP ePrint application to your BlackBerry smartphone, it's simple:
1. Select the email with the attachment(s) you
want to print. Simply open your email – there
is no need to open the attachment(s).
2. Select "Print" from the BlackBerry menu,
which will now be in your menu options.
3. Search and select your preferred FedEx
Office location.
4. Select 'Print' to submit the job.
5. You will receive a confirmation email with
a retrieval code.
6. Go to a machine in the self-service area
at FedEx Office and enter your code.
7. Preview your order. Select your print options.
Print and you're done.


You can download the app from the BlackBerry App World at the link below. or use the QR code:





Related Links:
HP ePrint


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