[Kbrad32 via OfficeKB.com]

I am using this code and it works perfectly, but even when I have my printer
to DUPLEX it still print single sheets instead on front and back. Is there
away to incorporate this code with something that will force duplex printing?
Thanks in advanced.

Dim i As Long
With ActiveDocument
For i = 1 To .Sections.Count
.PrintOut Range:=wdPrintFromTo, From:="s" & i, To:="s" & i
Next i
End With

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[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Kbrad32 via OfficeKB.com wrote:
I am using this code and it works perfectly, but even when I have my printer
to DUPLEX it still print single sheets instead on front and back. Is there
away to incorporate this code with something that will force duplex printing?
Thanks in advanced.

Dim i As Long
With ActiveDocument
For i = 1 To .Sections.Count
.PrintOut Range:=wdPrintFromTo, From:="s" & i, To:="s" & i
Next i
End With

Are you sure that either your printer is set to Duplex printing by
default or that you are selecting a copy of the printer that has Duplex
printing set on by default.

There is no attribute for the Print Out command that controls the duplex
setting of a printer that has duplex printing capabilities.

There is however an attribute for setting ManualDuplexPrint to True to
print a two-sided document on a printer without a duplex printing
ability. If this argument is True, the PrintBackground and PrintReverse
properties are ignored. Use the PrintOddPagesInAscendingOrder and
PrintEvenPagesInAscendingOrder properties to control the output during
manual duplex printing.

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Hope this helps,

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

Please reply only to the newsgroups unless you wish to obtain my
services on a paid professional basis.

[Kbrad32 via OfficeKB.com]

I have my printer set to print both sides as my default but when I run the
macros it doesn't do anything but print. Now, the arguments you want me to
implement I am unsure on how to do so. Can you provide more details. My
printer is an Canon Pixma MP 830 if that makes a difference. Thanks for your
response.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP wrote:
I am using this code and it works perfectly, but even when I have my printer
to DUPLEX it still print single sheets instead on front and back. Is there
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Next i
End With

Are you sure that either your printer is set to Duplex printing by
default or that you are selecting a copy of the printer that has Duplex
printing set on by default.

There is no attribute for the Print Out command that controls the duplex
setting of a printer that has duplex printing capabilities.

There is however an attribute for setting ManualDuplexPrint to True to
print a two-sided document on a printer without a duplex printing
ability. If this argument is True, the PrintBackground and PrintReverse
properties are ignored. Use the PrintOddPagesInAscendingOrder and
PrintEvenPagesInAscendingOrder properties to control the output during
manual duplex printing.


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[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

I am not sure that the Built-in 2 sided printing which that printer does is
really the same thing as Duplex printing as is done by your regular office
printer. Duplex printing is a function of the printer, not of the
software.

If you are printing an ordinary document, is it printed on both sides of the
paper?

Whatever you can get the printer to do when you print an ordinary document,
that macro will do if the settings of the printer itself are the same.

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services on a paid consulting basis.

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"Kbrad32 via OfficeKB.com" u47076@uwe wrote in message
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I have my printer set to print both sides as my default but when I run the
macros it doesn't do anything but print. Now, the arguments you want me to
implement I am unsure on how to do so. Can you provide more details. My
printer is an Canon Pixma MP 830 if that makes a difference. Thanks for
your
response.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP wrote:
I am using this code and it works perfectly, but even when I have my
printer
to DUPLEX it still print single sheets instead on front and back. Is
there
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Next i
End With

Are you sure that either your printer is set to Duplex printing by
default or that you are selecting a copy of the printer that has Duplex
printing set on by default.

There is no attribute for the Print Out command that controls the duplex
setting of a printer that has duplex printing capabilities.

There is however an attribute for setting ManualDuplexPrint to True to
print a two-sided document on a printer without a duplex printing
ability. If this argument is True, the PrintBackground and PrintReverse
properties are ignored. Use the PrintOddPagesInAscendingOrder and
PrintEvenPagesInAscendingOrder properties to control the output during
manual duplex printing.


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[Kbrad32 via OfficeKB.com]

Ok, I will keep fiddling around with the printer settings. I tried the fine
print software which works with 2 sided printing but not sending when I send
the documents as separate print jobs. I will not giving trying just yet.
Thanks for your help.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP wrote:
I am not sure that the Built-in 2 sided printing which that printer does is
really the same thing as Duplex printing as is done by your regular office
printer. Duplex printing is a function of the printer, not of the
software.

If you are printing an ordinary document, is it printed on both sides of the
paper?

Whatever you can get the printer to do when you print an ordinary document,
that macro will do if the settings of the printer itself are the same.

I have my printer set to print both sides as my default but when I run the
macros it doesn't do anything but print. Now, the arguments you want me to
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PrintEvenPagesInAscendingOrder properties to control the output during
manual duplex printing.

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