Print PDF Attachments in Mail message

How can I print a PDF attachment in a message? I don't want to print the email just the attachment.
I would-have thought right-click would give me an option to but no.

Not that I can see.
The file has to be accessed in it's native form to be printed.
You could make a simple automator Application that prints whatever you drop on it. Then all you would have to do is drag and drop the files onto the Automator Application and it would print them.
I think it's just as easy to double-click and go to File > Print. But thats just me.

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