I use this VBS script to print all files in a folder on the standard printer (in my case PDF-files). Windows recognizes the file type and uses the defined program (e.g. Acrobat for PDFs) to print the files. You can easily add some functions (use Google to find out how) like getting the names of all printers and print it to a specified printer.
Change the paths like you need it (here I have created a folder "PRINT" and before I copied the script from the assets folder. So just add it via files dialog).
Call the script:
Change the paths like you need it (here I have created a folder "PRINT" and before I copied the script from the assets folder. So just add it via files dialog).
B4X:
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objArgs = Wscript.Arguments
WScript.echo objArgs(0)
if fso.FolderExists(objArgs(0)) then
WScript.echo "Exists"
else
WScript.echo "Does not exist"
end if
set shApp = CreateObject("shell.application")
set oWsh = CreateObject ("Wscript.Shell")
currentPath = objArgs(0)
set shFolder = shApp.NameSpace( currentPath )
set files = shFolder.Items()
for each files in files
files.InvokeVerbEx ("Print")
next
Call the script:
B4X:
Sub Print (Folder As String)
Dim PrintersSh As Shell
PrintersSh.Initialize("Print", "c:\windows\system32\cscript.exe", Array As String("//nologo", File.DirApp & "\PRINT\print.vbs",Folder))
PrintersSh.WorkingDirectory = File.DirApp & "\PRINT\"
PrintersSh.Run(120000)
End Sub
Sub Print_ProcessCompleted (Success As Boolean, ExitCode As Int, StdOut As String, StdErr As String)
Log(StdOut)
Log(StdErr)
If Success And ExitCode = 0 Then
End If
End Sub