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Default W2003 - booklet printing with manual duplex

HP Deskjet 710C, using the Windows XP (Home) driver and manual duplex
box ticked in Word print dialog. There is no HP Deskjet driver that will
work with XP.

printing an A5 booklet on A4 paper, using the Word booklet option in
page setup - I have tried all sorts of setups but every time the booklet
prints with the reverse pages in the wrong order and I have worked out
that I have to re-order the sheets of paper before loading them into my
printer for the second run.

I have tried various combinations for the Front and Back tick boxes -
one clear, both clear, one ticked, both ticked, but they either have no
effect on the "reversed" arrangement or result in just one page of a 16
page booklet printing.
Collate makes no difference.

Is it possible for Word 2003 to print my booklets on my printer without
me having to manually reorder the paper before feeding it back in?
Many thanks.
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