Gallery view: You press and hold a file to select it and a check mark will appear over the file when it is selected. You can also choose the Select all option from the More options menu to select all of the files at once. Easy-peasy, right? Especially when you need to print 50 things at once. You press on the file or multiple files you want to select and check marks will appear next to all of the selected files. Then you’ll have a one-click way to open a window within which you can drag files to print. Once your Print Queue is open, you can keep it in your Dock indefinitely by right-clicking (or Control-clicking) on its icon and selecting Options > Keep in Dock. If your printer’s icon isn’t already in the Dock, you can always access your print queue manually by first launching System Preferences:Ĭhoose your printer from the list of devices on the left side of the window and then click Open Print Queue. The time it takes to process the print queue will depend on how large your files are and the connection speed between your Mac and the printer, so sit tight! Suppose we run the Macro and select the below three files, click on Open. Public Sub test () fpathArray Application.GetOpenFilename (FileFilter:'All Files.', Title:'Select file', MultiSelect:True) End Sub. Your files will then appear in the queue and will be printed in order. The below Macro allows you to select any file types and allow multiple selection.

When that window is open, you can select your items to print as we did above and then drag your selection from the Finder window and drop it onto the print queue, as I’m doing below: Yes, multiple files can be uploaded to Overleaf in one go when using the uploader, simply select multiple files as usual (by holding down shift or ctrl.

The print queue is just the window that you’ll see if you click on a printer’s icon in your Dock while a print job is processing: Print Multiple Files via the Print QueueĪnother method for printing multiple files at once is to use what’s called the print queue to drag your items into. Once you’ve got the files you want to print selected, choose File > Print from Finder’s menu bar options.įor some reason, not a lot of folks seem to know that you can print from the Finder! But anyway, once you pick that, Finder will go through, open the program for each file you’d selected, and print the item on its own. Select all of the files ( Command-A) or just the files you want to print by holding down the Command key and clicking once on each desired file. In our example, it’s a folder on the Desktop. You can do this by clicking on the Finder icon in your Dock or, with Finder selected as the active application, use the keyboard shortcut Command-N.įrom the new Finder window, navigate to the location that contains the files you want to print. To use the Finder method to print multiple files at once on your Mac, first launch a new Finder window.

Select multiple files at once