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how can i print front to back without doing it manually?
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can you copy it duplex on a copy machine?
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if you mean to print on the front and the back of the same piece of paper, you can't do it automatically unless you have a special printer that allows it.
it's called duplex, btw.
it's called duplex, btw.
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Posted by FutureCap
can you copy it duplex on a copy machine?
no they are in color
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Posted by AwaitingAugust
if you mean to print on the front and the back of the same piece of paper, you can't do it automatically unless you have a special printer that allows it.
it's called duplex, btw.
fuuuccckkk me - how am i going to print 100 programs without doing this
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go to your printing opitons other than that i think you have to do it manually
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if i were you, i'd print 100 of JUST the first side, then 100 of just the second side (obviously re-use the same paper)
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Posted by AwaitingAugust
if i were you, i'd print 100 of JUST the first side, then 100 of just the second side (obviously re-use the same paper)
Ditto. This is exactly how you'd have to do it.
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Are you using your printer at home or at work?
Most work copier/printers have two sides capability. All you have to do is when you print, and the print display box shows up, go to properties and you should locate a tab that says finish (or locate tab that has the print style you want) and you should see a choice for 2 to 1 or 2 sided printing.
If you are using a printer at home, your printer has to be able to do auto-duplex printing, which means it will print on both sides for you. If you don't have auto-duplex printing, you will have to do it manually.
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Most work copier/printers have two sides capability. All you have to do is when you print, and the print display box shows up, go to properties and you should locate a tab that says finish (or locate tab that has the print style you want) and you should see a choice for 2 to 1 or 2 sided printing.
If you are using a printer at home, your printer has to be able to do auto-duplex printing, which means it will print on both sides for you. If you don't have auto-duplex printing, you will have to do it manually.
HTH
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Rita can't u have someone do this for u? it saves u a big headache
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It might even be worth it to print one then go to Staples and color copy them or even have them color print them at Staples. It will cost you a little bit, but the time it will save you might be worth it.
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Posted by AwaitingAugust
if i were you, i'd print 100 of JUST the first side, then 100 of just the second side (obviously re-use the same paper)
Ditto. This is exactly how you'd have to do it.
my sister is printing them from her job since i dont have access to a color printer so i dont want to make her job harder
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Posted by emc282rjm
It might even be worth it to print one then go to Staples and color copy them or even have them color print them at Staples. It will cost you a little bit, but the time it will save you might be worth it.
do you know how much it would cost
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Posted by grrulz
Rita can't u have someone do this for u? it saves u a big headache
i am trying lol
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Posted by NYYankeeGirl72
Are you using your printer at home or at work?
Most work copier/printers have two sides capability. All you have to do is when you print, and the print display box shows up, go to properties and you should locate a tab that says finish (or locate tab that has the print style you want) and you should see a choice for 2 to 1 or 2 sided printing.
If you are using a printer at home, your printer has to be able to do auto-duplex printing, which means it will print on both sides for you. If you don't have auto-duplex printing, you will have to do it manually.
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my sister might have it at work
