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= How to Batch Print PDF Files Using Total PDF Printer = Here's a comprehensive explanation for how to batch print PDF files using Total PDF Printer: == What is Total PDF Printer? == Total PDF Printer is a software tool developed by CoolUtils that allows users to print multiple PDF files in batches via a graphical user interface or command line. It's designed to simplify and automate the process of printing large numbers of PDF documents. == Key Features of Total PDF Printer == - Batch printing of multiple PDF files - Command line support for automation - Silent printing without user intervention - Customizable print settings (quality, paper size, orientation, etc.) - Support for printing to physical printers or virtual PDF printers - Ability to print specific page ranges from PDFs - Option to add headers, footers, watermarks - Duplex (double-sided) printing support == How to Batch Print PDFs Using Total PDF Printer == === Via the Graphical User Interface: === 1. Launch Total PDF Printer 2. Click "Add Files" or "Add Folder" to select the PDF files you want to print 3. Choose your desired printer from the dropdown list 4. Configure print settings like paper size, orientation, quality, etc. 5. Click the "Print" button to start batch printing all selected PDFs === Via Command Line: === The basic syntax is: ``` TotalPDFPrinter.exe [options] <input_files> <output> ``` For example, to print all PDFs in a folder: ``` TotalPDFPrinter.exe "C:\PDFs\*.pdf" "Microsoft Print to PDF" ``` Common command line options include: - /printer:"Printer Name" - Specify printer - /from:1 /to:5 - Print specific page range - /copies:3 - Set number of copies - /quality:draft - Set print quality == Benefits of Using Total PDF Printer == - Saves time compared to manually opening and printing each PDF - Consistent print settings across all documents - Automation capabilities via command line - Reduces human error in printing large batches - Customizable to fit different printing workflows == Use Cases == - Printing large numbers of invoices, reports, or statements - Batch printing of academic papers or legal documents - Automating print jobs in business environments - Printing multiple PDFs with consistent formatting/settings == Limitations == - Requires purchasing a license for commercial use - May have compatibility issues with some printers or PDF types - Learning curve for advanced features and command line usage == Alternatives == - Adobe Acrobat's batch printing features - PDFtk Server for command-line PDF manipulation - Print Conductor for more general batch printing In summary, Total PDF Printer offers a powerful solution for batch printing PDF files, with both a user-friendly interface and command line options for automation. It's particularly useful in business or academic settings where large numbers of PDFs need to be printed regularly with consistent settings.
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