can we print files in folder?

You will need to enumerate all the file names and store them in an array or list. Then parse the strings to sort them by extension. Finally, for each file, you have 2 options:

1. Either invoke the default printing application associated with the file format. To do that, you can use the .NET Process.Start() method with ProcessStartInfo with the "PrintTo" Verb.
For details on this, see this post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8938066/process-startinfo-to-print-pdf-not-working-in-windows-server-2003-from-asp-net

2. If you don't have the printing application (like Adobe Reader or Microsoft Office) installed on the PC, you will need a way to open the different file formats yourself then render them to the printer. To do that, you will most likely need a comprehensive toolkit that supports many file formats like Lead Tools.

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Dark Webber11y ago
You will need to enumerate all the file names and store them in an array or list. Then parse the strings to sort them by extension. Finally, for each file, you have 2 options:

1. Either invoke the default printing application associated with the file format. To do that, you can use the .NET Process.Start() method with ProcessStartInfo with the "PrintTo" Verb.
For details on this, see this post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8938066/process-startinfo-to-print-pdf-not-working-in-windows-server-2003-from-asp-net

2. If you don't have the printing application (like Adobe Reader or Microsoft Office) installed on the PC, you will need a way to open the different file formats yourself then render them to the printer. To do that, you will most likely need a comprehensive toolkit that supports many file formats like Lead Tools.
Shubham Kumar11y ago
be more specific about your question what do you want?