VeryUtils PDF to Printer Command Line is a Command Line application for batch PDF Printing. VeryUtils PDF to Printer Command Line allows you to immediately print PDF documents from the command prompt. This comes in handy for automated BATCH scripts, and also makes it easier to print PDF documents from your SQL stored procedures, which otherwise have no method of printing PDFs. Besides the mentioned scenarios, Customers widely use VeryUtils PDF to Printer Command Line as an alternative means to implement PDF printing from any programming language, by avoiding references to external libraries. VeryUtils PDF to Printer Command Line is a command-line printing application to print PDF documents directly on physical printers - locally or remotely. pdfprint.exe "c:\test folder\test.pdf" This will print out the whole test.pdf document to the default printer. pdfprint.exe -setcopyto -copies 5 -printer "Canon MX440 MP" -shell "c:\documents\test.pdf" This will print out 5 copies of the test.pdf document to the Canon MX440 MP printer. It will use installed Adobe Reader to print. pdfprint.exe -firstpage 1 -lastpage 7 -printer "HP PCL Printer" printtofile C:\out.pcl "test.pdf" This will print the first 7 pages of the test.pdf document to PCL file using "HP PCL Printer" printer. pdfprint.exe -mergeprintjobs C:\testpdf\*.pdf pdfprint.exe -mergeprintjobs C:\testpdf\test*.pdf pdfprint.exe -mergeprintjobs C:\testpdf\files.txt pdfprint.exe C:\files.txt It will print all pdf files in the folder "C:\testpdf" using default printer settings. pdfprint -help Shows all available commands / settings available. VeryUtils PDF to Printer Command Line Functions: * Command-line application, several times in parallel callable. * Prints PDF"s directly on locally connected or network printers. * Supports the PDF2Printer printer service. * All settings can be managed via profiles (XML files) - Profile: New, Copy, Change Name, Delete, Export, Import. * Print based on the PDF elements - for a quick and resource-saving output or as an image file rendered from the PDF. * Selection of available printers by name or using the default printer. * Adjustable max. resolution and max. memory for the rendered image file. * Adjustable timing for printing. * Specification of the number of copies. * Print Mode: Fit to Page, Original, Reduce. * Scale printing output - in % - when output as an image file. * Orientation - portrait format, horizontal format or automatic - when output as an image file.