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Michael Moser
I have defined right-click commands "Print" for certain file types, such
that I can select multiple files at once and then right-click => "Print"
to print them in a single swoop.
But when doing so I am having troubles, since apparently the print jobs
are sent too quick, which causes the printer driver (I am printing to a
pseudo printer driver "FinePrint" that allows for misc. adjustments,
prints multiple pages onto one etc.) to choke.
So I would like to introduce a small delay after each print-job is sent,
i.e. defined a print command line like
Action:
Print
Application used to perform action:
"application_path_here" /p "%1" && delay 10
where
"/p" stands for the headless print option of the chosen application
and
"&& delay 10" stands for some "delay for 10 seconds" functionality, i.e.
this is what I am seeking for.
Hope I could make myself clear...
Michael
that I can select multiple files at once and then right-click => "Print"
to print them in a single swoop.
But when doing so I am having troubles, since apparently the print jobs
are sent too quick, which causes the printer driver (I am printing to a
pseudo printer driver "FinePrint" that allows for misc. adjustments,
prints multiple pages onto one etc.) to choke.
So I would like to introduce a small delay after each print-job is sent,
i.e. defined a print command line like
Action:
Application used to perform action:
"application_path_here" /p "%1" && delay 10
where
"/p" stands for the headless print option of the chosen application
and
"&& delay 10" stands for some "delay for 10 seconds" functionality, i.e.
this is what I am seeking for.
Hope I could make myself clear...
Michael