Mass printing ODT documents

Is there a faster way to print multiple ODT documents besides opening each one in OpenOffice/LibreOffice and printing each document separately? It would be great if I could just select multiple documents in Nautilus and have some option to print them all with the same print settings.

Solution 1:

First, in Nautilus select the relevant .odt documents...

UPDATE:
You can fully "automate" the process by adding a Nautilus Action
sudo apt-get install nautilus-actions

eg (nautilus-actions setup):
Command: ooffice -writer -p -headless
Parameters: %M
Filenames: *.odt
[*] Appears if selection has multiple files of folders

or:
here is my original "Terminal" version

In Nautilus copy selected files to the clipboard (filenames are stored)...

Set up your required printer settings in OpenOffice...

In gnome-terminal, use the context-menu item Paste Filenames ...
Note: the pasted filenames are: 'single-quoted' and space delimited

• ooffice -writer -p 'YOUR' 'PASTED' 'FILENAMES' &

I don't know how long a Terminal command-line can handle, but it does work..
(I just tested it; printing to a cups-pdf virtual "printer")

On newer versions of Ubuntu featuring LibreOffice instead of OpenOffice be sure to use the libreoffice-command instead.

on libreoffice you might also have to use "--" instead of "-", the full command then is:

libreoffice --writer -p --headless 'filename1' 'filename2'