Multiple Files can be printed in MS-Word ? If yes, How ?
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open all the files you need printing...and then just click the little printer right after the other and stuff will come printing out
525272
if they  are identical then send what u want to print to yourself through your e mailing account. then go to the other computer and copy the information onto a word document then just print away. It works for me :p
520278
Did you have MS Office as a trial version? The trial period may have expired.\n\nYou can open those files using WordPad, Notepad or Openoffice. I would recommend OpenOffice, as I am a big follower of Free Open source applications.
1155946
create one with word or some such and print them out.
731977
Do a web serch for a program called Open Office, it is free and will open MS word files...
234053
Use openoffice.org ..a complete office package compatible with all MS formats, free too
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If you are using WINDOWS, then you want to ADD a text PRINTER. \n\n1.  Go to Settings through your START button\n2.  Pick CONTROL PANEL\n3.  Go to the PRINTERS section\n4.  Double click on ADD PRINTER\n5.  Scroll down the Manufacturer list and pick GENERIC\n6.  On the right side, pick GENERIC/TEXT ONLY\n7.  When you click NEXT, select FILE as the PORT TYPE.\n    You are done.\n\nJust PRINT to the Generic/Text Only printer when you want to create a text file of your document.   IT's AWESOME.
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There is one in Microsoft Word.  \n\nHere is the path!\n\nFile - New - General Templets - Other Documents Tab - Choose from 4 Templets.  It will walk you through step by step.  Plus it is in a favorable format.  Almost every employer uses MS Word.   Good luck!
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Highlight the text then go to file print that should work depending how your printer is set up copy and paste it into word, then print. Did you try to highlight then go to file, print, then select "selection". You have to do all steps for it to only print the one line. Maybe you did do this, I know I have forgot to select "selection" before myself.
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I don't know, but you can collate printing when you click on file, then print, go to preferences and tick the box that says collate.\n\nHope this helped a bit.
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write them all down on a notepad or on a pc application such as word or notepad
720765
You could copy the text into your Word Processor and then print. You can do the same with images.
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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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Open one of the files.\n\nGo to INSERT on WORD and then pick FILE and then look for the file you want to merge. Keep inserting until you have inserted all the files into your document.\n\nSave it.\n\nZip it so that it compresses the file.\n\nSend it in email as an attachment, but you have to make sure that the file isnt too big or else it will not get sent. Or you can just go to a free uploading website and put the file there so they can just download it.
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If you do that, it would be illegal.  I use OpenOffice, it's completely free and will open, edit and save as MS Word format.
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Well if your open to new things I would suggest trying OpenOffice which is completely free and has all the features of MS Office Pro. The program is able to ready almost every filetype and allow you to edit it. However, if you "need" MS Office i would suggest getting Student Teacher Edition for $149. It allows you to install the program on up to 3 computers and it comes with all that you need. The other editions of the program can be as expencive as $499 and are all avable and your local Office supply store, Consumer Electronic's store, and Online via retailers like Newegg or directly threw the big blue monster Mircosoft.
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If you are asking if theres a way to do a task (like opening and printing 20 documents one at a time) over and over again without you having to actually do that task again and again, the answer is yes! The steps involved are different for Macs and PCs so email me at r_w_berg@yahoo.com and I will help you create the "script" that will enable you to do the task repeatedly without actually doing the task.