print all items in a folder

[jenn]

Is there a way to printer out all items in a folder. I have a folder of
meeting minutes taken using Excel for every document. Can I print ALL...
rather than right-click print each item?

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Yes.

Go into Windows Explorer. Select all of the files you want to print. File -
Print. Your system will open each one and print it but you don't have to do
anything.

(Out of curiosity, why are you using Excel for meeting minutes?)

 

[jenn]

We use columns... item number, description, dicussion,
outcome/responsibility.... if there is another fun/easier/exiting way... I
love learning new tricks.

Yes.

Go into Windows Explorer. Select all of the files you want to print. File -
Print. Your system will open each one and print it but you don't have to do
anything.

(Out of curiosity, why are you using Excel for meeting minutes?)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Is there a way to printer out all items in a folder. I have a folder of
meeting minutes taken using Excel for every document. Can I print ALL...
rather than right-click print each item?

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Use tables in Word.

Yes, Excel will do it but that job really should be done in Word.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

We use columns... item number, description, dicussion,
outcome/responsibility.... if there is another fun/easier/exiting way... I
love learning new tricks.

Yes.

Go into Windows Explorer. Select all of the files you want to print.
File -
Print. Your system will open each one and print it but you don't have to
do
anything.

(Out of curiosity, why are you using Excel for meeting minutes?)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Is there a way to printer out all items in a folder. I have a folder of
meeting minutes taken using Excel for every document. Can I print
ALL...
rather than right-click print each item?

 

[jenn]

I find tables much easier to manipulate in Excel. Insert, remove, alignment.
If you point me to a 'table tutorial' that will make word shine over excel...
I try it.

Use tables in Word.

Yes, Excel will do it but that job really should be done in Word.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

We use columns... item number, description, dicussion,
outcome/responsibility.... if there is another fun/easier/exiting way... I
love learning new tricks.

Yes.

Go into Windows Explorer. Select all of the files you want to print.
File -
Print. Your system will open each one and print it but you don't have to
do
anything.

(Out of curiosity, why are you using Excel for meeting minutes?)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Is there a way to printer out all items in a folder. I have a folder of
meeting minutes taken using Excel for every document. Can I print
ALL...
rather than right-click print each item?

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Those same commands are used in Word's tables.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

I find tables much easier to manipulate in Excel. Insert, remove,
alignment.
If you point me to a 'table tutorial' that will make word shine over
excel...
I try it.

Use tables in Word.

Yes, Excel will do it but that job really should be done in Word.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

We use columns... item number, description, dicussion,
outcome/responsibility.... if there is another fun/easier/exiting
way... I
love learning new tricks.

:

Yes.

Go into Windows Explorer. Select all of the files you want to print.
File -
Print. Your system will open each one and print it but you don't have
to
do
anything.

(Out of curiosity, why are you using Excel for meeting minutes?)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Is there a way to printer out all items in a folder. I have a folder
of
meeting minutes taken using Excel for every document. Can I print
ALL...
rather than right-click print each item?