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Have a look at the PrintAny.bat section at the bottom of the page on this website..<br />
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<a href="http://www.robvanderwoude.com/printfiles.php" rel="ugc">http://www.robvanderwoude.com/printfiles.php</a><br />

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ok, I did this:<br />
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for %%A in (&quot;c:\temp\1\*.*&quot;) do start /w notepad /p &quot;%%A&quot;<br />
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Thks you all
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Hello, I need to create a BAT file to print all files in a specific directory, I do´t need to print the list of files in the directory, I need to print each file.<br />
Also the name of the files change each day.<br />
All files are text files, but not with the extension &quot;.txt&quot;<br />
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Thanks
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Hello, I need to create a BAT file to print all files in a specific directory, I do´t need to print the list of files in the directory, I need to print each file.
Also the name of the files change each day.
All files are text files, but not with the extension ".txt"

Thanks

Have a look at the PrintAny.bat section at the bottom of the page on this website..

http://www.robvanderwoude.com/printfiles.php


ok, I did this:

for %%A in (&quot;c:\temp\1\*.*&quot;) do start /w notepad /p &quot;%%A&quot;

Thks you all

Print each file in a directory

Hello, I need to create a BAT file to print all files in a specific directory, I do´t need to print the list of files in the directory, I need to print each file.
Also the name of the files change each day.
All files are text files, but not with the extension &quot;.txt&quot;

Thanks

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