Peter Davies wrote:
Thanks, James, your solution is a good one.
Note: Harold that your solution only works when the format is
recognized by windows, I use .odt which is not recognized(word formats
are, though there might be something along the lines of a audio codec
that would solve the problem), this is because windows explorer needs
to recognize the file as a document to give options like print.
Peter
On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:50 AM, James Knott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Peter Davies wrote:
Does anyone know how to print the contents of a folder(all documents
in the folder), without having to open each one individually and print
it.
Peter
Select all the documents and drag them to the printer.
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Peter;
As a last resort:
open a MSDOS (CMD) Window
cd to dir to print
for %f in (*.odt) do drive:\full-pathname\soffice -p %f
Check printer connection, ink levels and paper supply first.
(The .odt can be any extension OOo understands and can print. If you
know that all extensions are OOo compatible and want the whole dir,
use (*.*).)
If you are one of those that use the default setups and all your stuff
is buried way down a path, take a look at subst.exe (in win/system32).
In CMD window - help subst
HTH
Steve
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