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You can print a batch of files by printing from the command line. I have tested this in Ubuntu Linux but it should work in any Linux or Windows. | You can print a batch of files by printing from the command line. I have tested this in Ubuntu Linux but it should work in any Linux or Windows. | ||
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e.g. To print all the spreadsheets in the current directory: | e.g. To print all the spreadsheets in the current directory: | ||
openoffice -pt "PSC-2350" *.ods | openoffice -pt "PSC-2350" *.ods | ||
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Revision as of 14:23, 14 March 2008
Is there a way to print a batch of files without opening each of them in OOo?
You can print a batch of files by printing from the command line. I have tested this in Ubuntu Linux but it should work in any Linux or Windows.
openoffice -pt "PRINTER-NAME" FILENAME
where: PRINTER-NAME is the name of your printer as shown in the "File|Print" menu. FILENAME is the name of the file you wish to print
e.g. To print the spreadsheet 'accounts.ods' openoffice -pt "PSC-2350" accounts.ods
You can print a batch of files by using a wildcard in the filename.
e.g. To print all the spreadsheets in the current directory: openoffice -pt "PSC-2350" *.ods