Printing all open Photoshop windows

Subject says it all... I've made contact sheets via the scripts of Photoshop.
Now, I want to print the 15 files it made in one fell swoop.
Is there a way to just "print everything open?"
Thanks

Hi Kelly
I don't know about doing it within Photoshop but you can batch print by creating a printer icon on your Desktop.
In Printer Setup Utility, select the printer under Printers, choose Create Desktop Printer. This will allow you to drag multiple items onto it on the desktop and batch print them.
regards roam

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