Here is a handy software for all iPhone and iPod Touch Users. Printer interface is important for some, particularly the students and business professionals and a software to aid them have important documents or files is a must. Hence, all of these needs are addressed with the release of the Active Print Traveler 1.0 from Pocket Watch Software.

Pocket Watch Software is proud to announce the release of ActivePrint Traveler for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. With the addition of ActivePrint Traveler to the Apple iTunes App Store, we have now brought a new level of printing capability to iPhone users for just $3.99 (USD).

With ActivePrint Traveler on your iPhone all you need is an internet connection, something to print, and the free ActivePrint Traveler Helper Application (available for free) which can be run from a USB flash drive on any Windows PC. No juggling IP Addresses, port numbers, or network security. Simply print from your iPhone no matter where you go.

Features include:

• Printing photos from your photo album or device camera
• Contacts from the address book
• Web pages
• Plain text from a built in notepad screen
• Support for multiple copies
• Portrait and Landscape paper orientation

Print via any internet connection no matter where you go to practically any printer.

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