> The next step is to integrate the script into the shell, so when you
> right-click a Word doc, you get an extra option, like "Print 
> triplicate". The filename gets passed to the .vbs script.
> 
> To print multiple files, you select (highlight) them all, right-click,
> "Print triplicate".  The script will then run once for each file.

That is eaxctly the direction I don't want/need: I want to print the
files without intervention. I don't even want to select the files to
print: my Python script does that for me. And after the printing, it
moves the files to a 'done' directory. And just for completeness: it
does not print 3 copies of each file, it prints 2 copies of each file,
and then prints 1 copy of each file. I copy is for my archive, so now I
don't have to gather those single copies from the pile.

Someone else mentioned a Python interface to OpenOffice: I will
certainly look into that!

Wouter van Ooijen

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