Release Notes

This update brings some improvements:
 > Fix 'VCRUNTIME140. dll missing' error
 > Enhance stability and fix other issues.
Requires Windows 7 or later.  

 Due to Apple MFi restrictions, the AirPrint driver is removed, you will need to manually enable printing from your iPhone by adding a "image/urf" printing format.
How to use Air Printer for Windows to print from your iPhone or iPad - Flyingbee Software Support

Printing from your iPhone utilizes AirPrint, an Apple technology built on several standards: Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) and mDNS. IPP, controlled by the Printer Working Group provides a standard way to send jobs to a printer, track jobs, receive errors, etc; Multicast DNS (mDNS) or DNS Service Discover (DNS-SD), also called zero configuration networking or ZeroConf1, is a way to advertise services on the local network alongside capabilities information. IPP Everywhere is an open standard which works similarly to AirPrint, and is compatible with it.
Reference link: How to AirPrint with CUPS (connor.zip)

This update brings some improvements:
> AirPrint driver is removed.
> Enhance stability and fix other issues.
Requires macOS 10.13 or later 

 Due to Apple MFi restrictions, the AirPrint driver is removed, you will need to manually enable printing from your iPhone by adding a "image/urf" printing format.

Common Document Formats

The "document-format" attribute specifies the format of a print file. The following is a list of common formats used for printing:

• "application/pdf": Portable Document Format (PDF) files.
• "application/postscript": Adobe PostScript files (legacy).
• "application/vnd.hp-pcl": HP Page Control Language (PCL) files (legacy).
• "image/jpeg": JPEG images.
• "image/pwg-raster": PWG Raster Format files.
• "image/urf": Apple Raster files (AirPrint).
• "text/plain": Plain (ASCII) text with CR LF line endings (legacy).

Printing from your iPhone utilizes AirPrint, an Apple technology built on several standards: Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) and mDNS. IPP, controlled by the Printer Working Group provides a standard way to send jobs to a printer, track jobs, receive errors, etc; Multicast DNS (mDNS) or DNS Service Discover (DNS-SD), also called zero configuration networking or ZeroConf1, is a way to advertise services on the local network alongside capabilities information. IPP Everywhere is an open standard which works similarly to AirPrint, and is compatible with it.

Reference link: AirPrint with CUPS (connor.zip)

This update brings some improvements:
> AirPrint driver is removed.
> Enhance stability and fix other issues.
Requires Windows 7 or later.  

 Due to Apple MFi restrictions, the AirPrint driver is removed, you will need to manually enable printing from your iPhone by adding a "image/urf" printing format.

Common Document Formats

The "document-format" attribute specifies the format of a print file. The following is a list of common formats used for printing:

• "application/pdf": Portable Document Format (PDF) files.
• "application/postscript": Adobe PostScript files (legacy).
• "application/vnd.hp-pcl": HP Page Control Language (PCL) files (legacy).
• "image/jpeg": JPEG images.
• "image/pwg-raster": PWG Raster Format files.
• "image/urf": Apple Raster files (AirPrint).
• "text/plain": Plain (ASCII) text with CR LF line endings (legacy).

Printing from your iPhone utilizes AirPrint, an Apple technology built on several standards: Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) and mDNS. IPP, controlled by the Printer Working Group provides a standard way to send jobs to a printer, track jobs, receive errors, etc; Multicast DNS (mDNS) or DNS Service Discover (DNS-SD), also called zero configuration networking or ZeroConf1, is a way to advertise services on the local network alongside capabilities information. IPP Everywhere is an open standard which works similarly to AirPrint, and is compatible with it.

Reference link: AirPrint with CUPS (connor.zip)