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| Re: batch printing Select/highlight the documents of interest in Windows Explorer, r-click on one of the selected ones and then pick Print. Tony L wrote: > Is it possible to batch print word documents ie without opening each one > first or do i have to purchase third part software? would appreciate any > recommendation |
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| Re: batch printing Doing it that way will open the document and then print, i need to be able to print without opening document first, i have upwards of 1200 word documents that need printing. -- Thanks and regards Tony "Bob I" wrote: > Select/highlight the documents of interest in Windows Explorer, r-click > on one of the selected ones and then pick Print. > > Tony L wrote: > > > Is it possible to batch print word documents ie without opening each one > > first or do i have to purchase third part software? would appreciate any > > recommendation > > |
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| Re: batch printing To print a file, Windows HAS to use the application to format the output so as to be suitable for printing. Yes you may "dump" a file into a print queue, but all you will get is a pile of paper covered with garbage characters. Word will open, print, and close, 1200 times, whoopee, its a computer, it doesn't care. It will will likely be the printer that is the bottle neck. Tony L wrote: > Doing it that way will open the document and then print, i need to be able to > print without opening document first, i have upwards of 1200 word documents > that need printing. |
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| Re: batch printing That isn't quiet true there are third party applications that run batch jobs outside of the application. You are of course quiet right in that the computer doesn't care about the processing and opening 1200 documents. I do care though as i want to be able to use my machine while the printing takes place. Thanks anyway -- Thanks and regards Tony "Bob I" wrote: > To print a file, Windows HAS to use the application to format the output > so as to be suitable for printing. Yes you may "dump" a file into a > print queue, but all you will get is a pile of paper covered with > garbage characters. Word will open, print, and close, 1200 times, > whoopee, its a computer, it doesn't care. It will will likely be the > printer that is the bottle neck. > > Tony L wrote: > > > Doing it that way will open the document and then print, i need to be able to > > print without opening document first, i have upwards of 1200 word documents > > that need printing. > > |
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| Re: batch printing What I said is ALL true, even you admit that it is the application that is doing it. The only difference is it doesn't have a USER Interface. Tony L wrote: > That isn't quiet true there are third party applications that run batch jobs > outside of the application. You are of course quiet right in that the > computer doesn't care about the processing and opening 1200 documents. I do > care though as i want to be able to use my machine while the printing takes > place. > Thanks anyway |
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