how do i print a number of files?
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1.  Open up the folder all your photos are in.\n2.  Right click on one photo and open it in Picture fax viewer.\n3.  Click on the printer icon on the bottom to open up the photo wizard.\n4.  Next button\n5.  Select All... Button  -  Next... button\n6.  Next... button\n7.  Choose full page print.\n8.  Next... button\n9.  The printer will first collect all the information before actually printing.  Then it will print.  Works real good:)\nGood Luck, Elaine
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If it is on a web page go to "file" "print".\n\nIf you are wanting to print it out from Word or other program just do the same when in there.  Click on "file", then "print."   If you click on "print preview" it will show you what the page or pages will look like and also how many pages it will take.\n\nHope that helps.
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Before you print, check out how many pages are in document?\n\nI guess you have more than one.\n\nXLMan
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I really can't answer that however I can offer a solution to allow you to print them all.   \n\nHigh light all the answers, in your print properties hit print selection.
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From your command prompt, type HELP.\n\nThen for each command, such as ipconfig, type\nipconfig /h\n\nTo print any of this, type\nipconfig /h >lpt1:\nif your printer is connected to the parallel port\n\nif that does not work, then send it to a document\ntype \nipconfig /h >ipconfig.txt\nthen print that document.
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You can use a combination of the find command along with wc.\n\nThe format for find to recursively list all filenames in a folder is:\n\nfind (directory) -type f\n\nThe wc command with the -l switch (that's a dash and lowercase L) will count the number of lines.\n\nIf you pipe the output of the find command to wc it will give you the number you're looking for.  An example with a real directory name would be:\n\nfind /home/martin/docs -type f | wc -l\n\nThis insures you will only get files.  If you use something like ls -R your count will include folders.
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To print, go to the FILE menu and pick PRINT.  When the box comes up, hit PROPERTIES next to your selected printer.  From there, you can select various options. \n\nYou see, when you use the PRINT BUTTON on the button bar, it just prints without asking you the settings.  So use the menu. \n\nGood luck
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This is cool.  Use the Print Area function.  From File menu, choose Print Area.  Choose to clear it, first of all.  Then highlight all the portions of your spreadsheet that you wish to print.  \n\nYou can highlight sections that are not next to each other (noncontiguous) by using the CTRL key while blocking w/the mouse.  So, for example, use the mouse to highlight columns A and B.  Let go of the mouse button and see that those areas are highlighted. Without doing anything more (don't click anywhere, don't use an arrow key, etc.), press down the CTRL key and then click on column D. You will then see that columns A,B and D are highlighted (but not C).  You can choose your own print area in this fashion.  \n\nAfter you've gotten your print area highlighted, go to the File menu, choose Print Area, and choose Set Print Area.  Now only the things that were highlighted are going to print.  You can see this on the print preview screen. \n\nEnjoy!
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You can use any file splitting program. Or you can even use winzip or winrar for splitting files.
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Try this...hold the left mouse key down and highlight the text you want to copy, then go to your top toolbar and select file, then print. In the 'print' window, choose 'selection', then print.\nOr you can select, copy and paste into a word doc, then print...but this is faster.   ;)
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lpr -# num-copies works for me.\n\nExample: lpr -# 2\n(prints 2 copies)
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I dont know how you do in gui\njust go to command prompt\n type\ndir yourdirname > afilename.txt\n\nnow print the file
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write them all down on a notepad or on a pc application such as word or notepad
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cat the file into awk and then print out the fields you are interested in.\n\nFor example below code will print only first item on each line in myfile\n\ncat myfile | '{ print $1 }'
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yes, instead of pressing the little print icon go to file and then print it will have a set up box pop up and in that it says "Page Range" and has a box where you can type what pages you want to print instead of printing all the pages.
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Try using the > LPTx command, assuming your printers are set up correctly for DOS printing. See http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000199.htm .
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Depending on the program you're printing from, there is normally an option to "print selection".  This is true in Microsoft Word and Excel and most other programs as well.