[Graham Mayor]

Have you checked the printer properties (in the laptop printer driver) as
Suzanne suggested?

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imateacher wrote:
I am having a similar problem... my HP7310 all in one prints duplex
(I'm wireless from my laptop to the printer hooked to another PC);
however, since downloading trial version of word 07, anything I
print/properties/auto twop-sided printing, my PC only prints one
side. It worked in my previous version of word, but not 2007. Help?
thanks!

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Make sure you're not mistaking the "Manual duplex" setting for what
you're looking for. Ordinarily, duplexing must be set in the printer
Properties.

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"akkrug" wrote in message
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Daiya,

Thanks for the help. Duplex was a choice under the Print Dialog
box!! Glad it's Friday!!!!
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"Daiya Mitchell" wrote:

Somewhere in the File Print dialog there should be a setting. The
File

Print dialog probably has a dropdown menu, one of the options may
be "Ricoh settings" or Printer Features or somesuch. Search that
dialog thoroughly. (The File | Print dialog is produced in
conjunction with the printer driver, so you definitely need to
have the exact driver for the printer selected. But only people
with the same printer would be able to give you exact steps).

The printer manufacturer may have relevant info on their website.


On 11/4/05 7:52 AM, "akkrug" wrote:

Chuck,
Do you have any idea how to set a copying machine to print duplex
from a pc? I tried selecting the buttons that do duplex when
copying and this had no effect on the Word print I sent to it.
The copier is a Ricoh.

Thanks.

Ken K.

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