That's not very nice of them! My printer does offer N-UP printing options
but it also complies with Word's settings. IMO, it should not be necessary
to change settings that affect all documents (and possibly other users) to
do something you want to do for a single document.

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"Christina" wrote in message
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Suzanne:

Just an update...

We were able to figure out the problem. It seems that to print multiple
pages to a sheet, we need to change the printer properties to print 4
pages
per sheet (this is only available on some of our printers). Our printers
ignore the Pages Per Sheet option in Word.

--
Christina


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Very odd. I'm wondering if an N-UP setting in your printer Properties
(if
any) might either (a) be interfering with Word's setting or (b)
exploited in
place of Word's setting. Unfortunately, I'm using Word 2003 here, so I
can't
really test, but I feel sure this feature should be working in Word
2000.

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"Christina" wrote in message
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I have tried all sorts of variations and still no luck. I even had
someone
at
another law firm try it and they couldn't get it to work either.

However, we have received documents (transcripts) from outside the
firm
where there are four page per printed sheet. So I know it can be done.
--
Christina


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

What happens if you select, say, 2 pages per sheet or some other
number
(inputting enough page numbers to at least give some idea of the
result)?

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"Christina" wrote in message
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Yes. As far as I can tell, I am making the correct selections but
just
not
getting the results.
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Christina


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

And you selected "4 pages" in the "Pages per sheet" dropdown?

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"Christina" wrote in
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The document has four pages. I typed 1, 2, 3, 4 in the Pages
field
and
1-4
for the page range and still no luck.
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Christina


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

If you have just one page, you need to tell Word to print
pages
1,
1, 1,
1.

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"Christina" wrote in
message
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I am wanting to print 4 pages per sheet using Word 2000.
In
the
print
dialog,
I select "4 pages per sheet" and scale to "letter" size
paper.
However,
the
document still prints one page to one sheet.

I have tried printing to different printers (my default is
an
HP5000)
and
changing the dpi to 600 but it makes no difference.

Any ideas on why this feature doesn't want to work?
--
Christina