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From: kellogg@prodigal.psych.rochester.edu (Carol Kellogg)
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Subject: Re: Printing multiple files in Think C...
Keywords: Files many printing pain-in-the-neck
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Date: 4 Feb 90 17:06:49 GMT
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In article <16537@boulder.Colorado.EDU> wilde@tigger.colorado.edu (Nick Wilde) writes:
>Has anyone figured out a less painfull way of printing 
>all the source files for a Think C 4.0 Project ? I have
>a project that by now has grown to 20 or so files.  Every
>once in a while I like to dump the whole shebang to the
>printer... Think C seems to make that as painful as 
>possible.  You have to select EACH file and then select print 
>(no keyboard shortcut for print).. then answer the dialog, etc.
>
>-nick wilde (wilde@boulder.colorado.edu)

I've had this same problem with other applications, and there's an easy way to
deal with it...

Don't forget that the Finder will let you select more than one document at a
time.  Just select all of your source files, select Print from the File menu,
and Think C _should_ go on its merry way and print all the files you selected.

This is assuming Think C follows this aspect of the Mac interface...

Lars Kellogg-Stedman
kellog@prodigal.psych.rochester.edu
lars_kellogg-stedman@f214.n260.z1.fidonet.org