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gilbert@aimmi.UUCP (Gilbert Cockton) writes:
+Case 2: you never know EVERYTHING you'll ever want to do with files(objects).
+        The number of operations can then get VERY big - how many
+        folk round here would like a GREP facility on the Mac - or
+        the ability to print an object without opening it...
Just like to point out that you can easily print an object without going 
through a lot of user-interface interactions: just select one, or a group
of objects in the finder, and choose "Print" from the Finder's "File" menu.
It starts up their owning application, and hands them to it along with a
print message. Applications that conform to the Macintosh user interface
guidlines (and more than 95% do) will print the documents and quit without
further interaction from you other than confirming that you want a single
copy of all pages at the same print quality as last time (which you do by
either a single mouse click or a single <return> key press.

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