Print mail signatures in Lion?

Is there a way in Lion to print my Signatures from Mail? I have 40 or so, and I would like to print them. How do I do that?
Kevin

... When I browse to the PreferencePanes folder, I do see an alias for PrintAndFax.prefPane,
In Lion, what used to be known as Print & Fax is now Print & Scan.
There are several PreferencePanes folder. The one you want to investigate is
/System/Library/PreferencePanes
Copy the line above and paste it in the Finder's Go > "Go to folder..." menu.
The preference pane you need is called PrintAndScan.prefPane
Can you find it there? The original, not an alias.
An alias of PrintAndFax.prefPane exists. That is normal, for backward compatibility I assume. It points to PrintAndScan.prefPane.

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