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  1. Hello, what's the best practice to print for a PDF document a given number of copies to Windows' default printer, in *ONE* print job, without creating "n" separate print jobs? _Shellexecute($PDF,"","","print") will just print one copy per call. If there is a possibility to pass a "page count", I missed it. _FilePrint() basically just makes use of the line above. Additional Information: All printers are either Xerox 80xx Printing Systems or HP 2xxx Desktop Printers. SumatraPDF seems to be an approach, ... $PDF="C:\temp\Some-PDF-Sample-File.pdf" $Sumatra="z:\SumatraPDF.EXE" ; this will print 5 copies with *ONE* print job ShellExecute($Sumatra,'-print-to-default -print-settings "5x,fit" "' & $PDF & '"',"","open",@SW_HIDE) ... I'd just prefer to solve this task without the need of an extra program as SumatraPDF.EXE Any suggestions appreciated, Rudi.
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