The death of email printing? 1

Quick Googley search gave this but you would need Outlook:
If that does indeed work as advertised it may be worth the cost of Office for the client.

A few other options including paid apps and Thunderbird:
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Hey DrBob, I appreciate the reply. Client is looking for hardware only, i.e. printer with no computer.

As you mentioned above, I do not think they will find exactly what they are looking for. Due to security concerns, this isnt an option on any current printer I am aware of. You could buy a cheap tiny linux box and put thunderbird on it as that may be the cheapest method.

Some of these in the middle of the page may be of use if they are really against having a PC in the mix. Not sure what the cost of these services are and in the long run may be cheaper to put a cheap PC in play but in the end it's the customer's call....

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I know it’s an old thread, but in case anyone is still interested, epson connect does this. I have no intent to use it but just bought an ecotank printer which has this.

Gavin