If your printer can duplex automatically, there will be an option in the
printer Properties to flip on the short edge (tablet-style) instead of the
long edge (book-style). If you're duplexing manually, you'll have to rotate
the paper before printing the second side, as Bob suggests.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Christine Fournier" wrote in
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I am writing some reports for my students. Those reports will go in the
central file of each students where documents are clipped at the top in a
way
that it's easy to read one side of the page (the odd pages), but when you
want to read the other side (the even pages), it's upside down.
What I would like to do is to rotate the even pages of my document so that
it prints upside down so that when it becomes upside down because of the
way
the files are clipped at the top, it's actually readable for the person
who
consults it.
Thank you for your help.