Need Dummies for Cloud help.

[nodsirrah]

I am a totally new Android user, never touched an Android device before last week.
I want to print from my N7 to my home wireless network printer which is not a Cloud type printer.
I am not a Google Chrome fan, I am using xScope Pro (my default Browser) in order to use Flash so I can remote access Dish Network. Do I have to use Chrome?
Can someone give me detailed information to accomplish this? I am 80 years old and having a hard time with Android stuff.

[strollin]

You don't need a cloud type printer but you do need to install Chrome long enough to install http://www.google.com/cloudprint/learn/.  Once it's installed, Chrome is no longer needed.

[nodsirrah]

Thanks Strollin,
I did that but I don't see a "Print" icon. For instance, I tried to print your reply just to check it out and I don't see any way to print it.
I did the GCP test page and that worked.
Excuse my ignorance, but I get more confused every time I attempt to do anything on N7.
 

[CBers]

You then need to install CLOUDPRINT app and select the printer you shared.

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[nodsirrah]

I have cloud printed 6 other pages already so I know it is working. I selected "Print" from below the posts and it goes to a page showing all of these posts with a tab "Print Page", then after tapping that it takes me 3 other steps before it converts to .pdf and finally prints.
In plain english, cloud print sucks!

[S.Prime]

Since you said that you have a WiFi printer, you can use PrinterShare from Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dynamixsoftware.printershare. The Pro version is pricy at $12.95 US,  so I suggest trying out the free version first. Fortunately I got mine as the free App of the Day on Amazon over a year ago, but if you want an easy printing solution, this the one to use. It will detect your WiFi printer and install the required driver and I have yet to have it fail as I use it to test WiFi printer installations. To print from a browser, long press on the page and select share, then select PrinterShare and your page will print.

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[nodsirrah]

Thanks S.Prime,
The free version of Printshare works good, I thinks it goes through the same steps as Cloud, but it does it automatically, pretty simple for an antique simpleton like me.
I read some reviews on Amazon for the paid App and they were either good or bad, probably because most of the bad reviews were from Kindle Fire tablets! Glad I have the N7.
I appreciate your help.