Tip: Print a file from the Finder

Print Menu

Did you know you can print a file from within the Finder, without opening it first? Well, you can… at least in Tiger (Not sure about Panther). Simply right-click (or control-click) on any file and select Print from the contextual menu. It’s that easy.

Another method would be to create a Desktop Printer, which allows you to drag a file to a printer icon on your desktop to print it.

Wednesday, March 15th, 2006 Apple, Tips & Tricks

2 Comments to Tip: Print a file from the Finder

  1. Aah, ‘Desktop Printers’..reminds me of the good old OS 9 Days. :)

  2. Asif Alibhai on March 15th, 2006
  3. For a lot of files, you can also just press (APPLE)-P, while in Finder.

  4. Noah on March 15th, 2006

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