Very likely.

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"lawantbro" wrote in message
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I have a hp 845c printer. Can it have more than 1 printer driver?

"lawantbro" wrote:

before my system was upgraded to the 2003 suite of programs, two-sided
printing did not depend the type of printer I had. Whenever I wanted to
print
a document from any program, I pressed control-p and selected the
properties
option, from there I was able to access an option that asked if i wanted
two
sided printing. Whenever this option was selected, all odd numbered
pages
would be printed starting from the back. I would then get a message and
a
picture showing me how to reinsert the printed pages in the printer
(depending on whether I had chosen book or tablet format when selecting
the
two-sided option) so that printing could continue on the other side of
the
paper. This message could be minimized until I was ready to continue
printing. IN the upgraded system this option has disappeared from the
properties option when control p is pressed. The nearest thing I can
find to
it is the manual duplex option that is only available when I'm using
Word
2003, and which does not function in the same way that the two-sided
printing
option used to function. Isn't there any feature in the 2003 program
suite
that can imitate the two-sided printing feature from the previous
version?

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Duplexing is a printer setting. If your printer is capable of duplex
printing, there will be a setting in the printer Properties.

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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"lawantbro" wrote in message
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My system has been upgraded to microsoft WORD 2003 and EXCEL 2003. I
used
to
be able to do two-sided printing in the previous versions. The
nearest
thing
i can find to that now is manual duplex printing which is only
available
in
WORD 2003 and I am having difficuties with it. Because of the nature
of
the
message displayed with this feature, i can't work another document
until
all
pages have been printed on one side, and I have turned them over and
put
them
back in the printer.
Has anyone found out:
1. how to do two sided printing when working in EXCEL 2003?
2. how to work on one document while printing another using the
manual
duplex feature?