Command line control of: "kprinter".

[Goffioul Michael]

> If you execute:
> 
> 	kprinter --help
> 
> it says that you can choose the printer and the "mode":
> 
> Options:
>    -c                        Make an internal copy of the 
> files to print
>    -P, -d <printer>          Printer/destination to print on
>    -J, -t <title>            Title/Name for the print job
>    -#, -n <number>           Number of copies
>    -o <option=value>         Printer option
>    -j <mode>                 Job output mode (gui, console, 
> none) [gui]
> 
> The "-j none" option doesn't work, the dialog still pops up.

This is not what you think. The "-j" flag redirect messages
from kprinter to GUI/console/nothing, it does not control the
dialog appearance. It's a little bit deprecated now. If you
want to avoid the print dialog, use the "--nodialg" option
instead.

> I was trying to use it to print to a PDF but I don't really 
> know what the 
> proper name for the <printer> is.  I tried PDF and 2.

The printer name is the name that appears in the print dialog.
If you want to print to PDF, then it's "Print to File (PDF)",
there's no easy shortcut.

Michael.