The Print internal command can be used to:
Command Arguments:
Argument |
Type |
Possible values |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
(no argument) |
- |
- |
Prints selected files. If only image files are selected (or no files at
all are selected), the Windows Photo Printing wizard will be invoked.
Non-image files will be printed via their registered print
handler. |
AS |
/K |
txt |
Use plain text format when printing a folder to disk or the
clipboard. |
|
|
csv |
Use CSV (comma-separated value) format when printing a folder to disk
or the clipboard. |
|
|
tab |
Use tab-separated format when printing a folder to disk or the clipboard.
|
CALCSIZES |
/K |
yes |
Calculate folder sizes when printing a
folder. |
|
|
no |
Do not calculate folder
sizes. |
DEFAULTLIST |
/S |
(no value) |
Displays a generated list of installed printers (acts as a dynamic button). You can
use this list to change the default printer, and right-click the items in
the list to display the printer's context menu. You can also print a file
by dropping it on the generated button for a
printer. |
FILTER |
/K |
<filter> |
Use a filter
when printing the contents of sub-folders (via the FLATVIEW
argument). This can be the name of a filter you have previously
created via the File
Operations \ Filters page in Preferences, or it can be a
simple wildcard
pattern to filter by
filename. |
FLATVIEW |
/K |
no |
Do not print the contents of sub-folders when printing a folder
listing. |
|
|
mixed |
Prints the contents of sub-folders in "mixed" mode. This mixes files
and folders together in a flat
list. |
|
|
nofolders |
Prints the contents of sub-folders in "mixed - no folders mode". All
files from sub-folders are listed, but the folders themselves are not
shown. |
|
|
grouped |
Prints the contents of sub-folders in "grouped" mode. Files and folders
are indented to reflect the tree
hierarchy. |
FOLDER |
/O |
(no value) |
Displays the Print
Folder dialog, which lets you print or export the contents of
the current folder displayed in the
Lister. |
|
|
selected |
Only selected files in the current folder will be printed by the Print
Folder function. |
|
|
<path> |
Specify the folder path to
print. |
FONT |
/K |
<name>,<size> |
Specify the font to use when printing to the
printer. |
FORMAT |
/K |
<format name> |
Use the specified favourite folder format to control the appearance of
the printed format. The named format must first have been created from the
Folders /
Folder Formats page in
Preferences. |
HEADER |
/K |
top |
Print a header at the top of each page (or when printing to disk or the
clipboard, at the top of the
listing). |
|
|
bottom |
Print a footer at the bottom of each page (or the bottom of the
listing). |
|
|
both |
Print both a header and a
footer. |
|
|
none |
Do not print a header or a
footer. |
NOWIZARD |
/S |
(no value) |
Bypass the Windows Photo Printing Wizard for image files; Opus can
natively print any image format that it is able to
view. |
QUIET |
/S |
(no value) |
Print the folder using the specified options without displaying the
Print Folder dialog
first. |
SETDEFAULT |
/K |
<printer name> |
Set the named printer as the system default printer. The name you
provide must be the full name of the printer as shown in the Printers
Control Panel. Make sure you enclose the name in quotes if it contains a
space. |
TO |
/K |
<printer name> |
Print selected files or folders to the specified printer (overriding
the default printer). A button with this command can also accept files
dropped on it to print them. |
|
|
<file name> |
Print the folder contents to a specified disk
file. |
|
|
clip |
Print the folder listing to the
clipboard. |