Version: 1.3.3 (using KDE KDE 3.3.0) Installed from: Compiled From Sources OS: Linux I would need an invocation of kword from the commandline. The printing command that wouldn't invoke _ANY_ printing dialog when used, but accept the printing parameters on the commandline. That is kword --print is a good start, but still "talks too much".
I need to add to this: Printing PS to a file would be good enough for me.
> Printing PS to a file would be good enough for me. Yeah, I was going to ask: how to know which printer to use, and which options. We could use a "special" printer name for "print to file", I guess.
*** Bug 138558 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
SVN commit 947939 by zander: Add feature; export to pdf from the command line BUG:89874 Patch from; Ganesh Paramasivam <ganesh@crystalfab.com> There are two new command line options; --export-pdf Only export to PDF and exit --export-filename <filename> Filename for export-pdf Together it allows you to start any koffice application and get it to write a PDF and exit immediately after. So no user interaction at all :) At this time the --export-filename feature only makes sense if you pass exactly one document to be opened. M +21 -10 KoApplication.cpp M +17 -13 KoMainWindow.cpp M +3 -1 KoMainWindow.h WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=947939