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How to print pdf from command line in Windows:
1) Place pdf files in folder (eg: C:\PDFs )
2) Open Command Prompt (CMD.exe) or PowerShell
3) Run 2Printer with options (eg: 2printer.exe -src "C:\PDFs\*.PDF" -prn "iR C3025" )


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0:00 - How to batch print PDFs from the command line?
0:06 - Step one: locate all your PDF files in a folder
0:25 - Step two: open Windows Command Prompt (also known as CMD) or any other command line interpreter
0:42 - Step three: let's create and run a command to start batch printing

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I have my command already prepared, and I just copy and paste it to the command prompt. Then I hit Enter. And then I can see 2Printer's work in progress

2Printer indicates all files have been printed successfully...
Task is complete! Now just take the printouts from the printer tray
Now that you know how easy it is to print a large number of docs, let's break down the command that we used

Start your command with 2printer.exe. You can see the program's prompt by typing 2printer.exe and pressing Enter
After a single space, add the source where files are located. A source can be a folder or a list of files.
Don't forget to add wildcard characters. Asterisk dot PDF means we want to print PDFs only. Type asterisk dot asterisk to print any files in the source
Finally, add a printer. Enter printer name, exactly like in your Windows system. To check the correct name, use "showprnlist" command
This will do for printing with default settings. To learn about other parameters, please visit the Syntax page at cmd2printer.com
You can add more arguments to the command line to use other features for effective PDF printing. For instance, select printer tray
Set the number of copies
Paper size
Enable duplex printing
Or set file processing to silent mode
Enable single print job mode to ensure that your PDFs are not mixed with other users' print jobs
Add passwords in order to print password-protected PDFs... And more

2Printer is a command line application, so it can be used in different ways

You can execute 2Printer commands from any command line interpreter manually – like we just did
Or, schedule print jobs to run at a specific time by adding 2Printer command to the Windows Task Scheduler
Print tasks can be automated using batch files created with PowerShell, Visual Basic, and so on, which is great for handling repetitive tasks
Also, 2Printer can be used as a printing component in another software, which is much easier than developing a new print tool for your project from scratch
To learn about other ways of printing multiple PDF files, check the link in the description below

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