


Locate the printer by opening a document you want to print and selecting File > Print.Now, find and connect to the same network the printer is on.Assuming it isn’t already, move the slider next to the Wi-Fi option to On.Swipe down on the screen to bring up the Quick Settings menu.You can use a USB cable to connect you Kindle Fire to your computer and print that way, or connect to the printer via Wi-Fi, if the printer has wireless functionality. There are two ways to connect your Kindle Fire to a printer. Connecting to a Printer from a Kindle Fire Let’s get started adding a printer to your Kindle Fire. This hybrid between Amazon Fire tablets and Kindle Readers is a lot more versatile, albeit more expensive too. That is, with the exception of the Kindle Fire. Apart from many eBooks having DRM protection, Kindle tablets can’t even be connected to printers. Select "Print"Ĭompatibility of the Canon Print Plugin for Kindle Fire Supported Kindlesģrd and 4th generation Amazon Kindle Fire devices with Fire OS 3.0 to 4.5 are supported.The Amazon Kindle Reader tablets certainly come to mind. Tap on the three vertical dots at the top right to bring down a menu. Printing photos from "Photos": Open your "Photos" App.Tap the "PRINT" icon and select "Print with network printer". doc/.docx file: If printing a document file from the OfficeSuite app, there is actually a "PRINT" icon at the top of the screen. Tap "Print" from this menu and select "Print with network printer". xls (Excel) file from the OfficeSuite app, you would tap on the three vertical dots at the top right to bring down a menu. Select "Print" and select "Print with network printer". pdf file from the OfficeSuite app, you would tap on the three vertical dots at the top right to bring down a menu. Printing procedures may vary from app to app.
