How to setup printer to print multiple files sequently

Thread starter Mike Phan
Start date Jul 17, 2006
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To print multiple files sequentially with one click, users may need specific software or printer settings. Some printers have built-in features that allow batch printing directly from the folder. Alternatively, third-party software can streamline the process by queuing files for printing. Users should ensure their printer drivers are updated for optimal functionality. Efficient batch printing can save time and enhance productivity.

Jul 17, 2006

Mike Phan

Hi,

I sometimes print multiple files from my folder, and I want to print them with one CLICK. Do we have to setup the printer or we should have certain software that can help us to do this? Thanks for help!

Mike Phan

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Jul 17, 2006

Mike Phan

I have got it. Thanks

Jul 17, 2006

Danger

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You're welcome. No trouble at all.

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