If your using *nix, then I don't have any suggestions, sry.
Originally posted by: nord1899
You tried "type *.html > allhtml.txt"?
Maybe you didn't include the "type" part which is an actual command in DOS. Also, all the HTML files will need to be in the same directory for this.
Originally posted by: Hooobi
Originally posted by: nord1899
You tried "type *.html > allhtml.txt"?
Maybe you didn't include the "type" part which is an actual command in DOS. Also, all the HTML files will need to be in the same directory for this.
well... at least now that I'm including "type", it has now upgraded me to "file not found", although it will create a blank allhtml.txt file.
i've checked to make sure that all the files are there and that they're all .html
Originally posted by: Rias
If your using *nix, then I don't have any suggestions, sry.
for i in *.html; do a2ps $i; done
a2ps would likely call a browser to print the document so you would have to find a way to force it to print it as text
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
did you make sure to get the * before the .html?
Originally posted by: The Dancing Peacock
Originally posted by: Rias
If your using *nix, then I don't have any suggestions, sry.
for i in *.html; do a2ps $i; done
a2ps would likely call a browser to print the document so you would have to find a way to force it to print it as text
If it's *nix, a simple foreach loop with all the files in the same directory would suffice
foreach $f (`ls -1`) if there's more than just .htm or .html files then use this instead: (`ls -1 | egrep '*.htm(l)?'`)
foreach? lpr -P<printername> $file
foreach? end
Originally posted by: The Dancing Peacock
Originally posted by: Rias
If your using *nix, then I don't have any suggestions, sry.
for i in *.html; do a2ps $i; done
a2ps would likely call a browser to print the document so you would have to find a way to force it to print it as text
If it's *nix, a simple foreach loop with all the files in the same directory would suffice
foreach $f (`ls -1`) if there's more than just .htm or .html files then use this instead: (`ls -1 | egrep '*.htm(l)?'`)
foreach? lpr -P<printername> $file
foreach? end