Question: I would like to know if there is any easy way to print multiple emails(about 200) so that they continue on as opposed to printing one per page. I have tried with thunderbird and evolution and this does not seem possible. Would concatenating the individual mail files work or are there other unix utilities that could do this? WOuld sed or awk be suited for this?

Answer: 
Why don't you put all the data from the mails in one text file and print that one.

This could be done by something like:

```
cat *.eml > file.txt

```

Or print it directly with

```
cat *.eml | lpr

```
I can say for sure about \*n\*x, but if it is possible to define a printer which only outputs text, and that will output to a text file, then you could print your batch to that printer and remove the form-feeds from the resulting text file.

I've used a similar technique in Windows: create a new printer using the Generic / Text-Only driver, and specify that output is to a text file. Then print whatever, give the location of the output file to the print dialog and then clean up the result when the printing is done.