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CalPrint uses your existing reminders and calendar entries on your iPad or iPhone (Exchange, iCal and Google Calendars etc.

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Print attachments, receipts, documents, web pages from your iPad and iPhone.
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Developers of application solutions for the iPad & iPhone. 'Printing on the iPhone: “There's an App for that” - Print & Share' as featured in Apple's “Office” iPhone commercial
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Print raw (ZPL, ESC/P, FGL), HTML, PDF as well as communicate with USB, HID, and serial devices...
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