Print on both sides of paper install#
Print on both sides of paper driver#

Assuming that you have a printer that supports duplexing, and that you have a printer driver that supports it, you can turn it on by following these steps: If it is not already selected, click the image that reflects how your page printed, and then click Next.Īfter you run the Two-Sided Printing Setup Wizard, you can manually print a two-sided publication.Some (but not all) printers support duplexing, meaning that they allow printing on both sides of a piece of paper. Hold the printed page up to the light and see which number is encircled. If the circle was on the same side of the paper as the numbers, repeat steps 1 and 2 but in step 2, place the paper with the numbers and arrow with the printed side down and the arrow pointing in the direction in which it will feed, and then click Next. Click Next.Ĭlick Print Side 1, take the page that just printed and place it into the printer with the printed side up and the arrow pointing in the direction in which it will feed.Ĭlick the option that indicates how successful your test printing was. The Wizard will indicate the way in which your printer accepts paper for printing. If not, go back to step 1 and select the correct printer. Make sure that the first step lists the printer that you want to set up, and then click Next. In the Advanced Printer Setup dialog box, click the Printer Setup Wizard tab, and then click Two-Sided Printing Setup Wizard. In the Print dialog box, click the Printer Details tab, and then click Advanced Printer Setup. Make sure that you have selected the printer that you want to set up.

Print on both sides of paper install#

Note: You must run the wizard for each new printer that you install before you print a two-sided publication. Use the Two-Sided Printing Setup Wizard to set up duplex printing. When the first side is printed, flip the sheet over, and then reinsert it into the printer and print the other side. In the Print dialog box, under Page range, click Current page. Print each page separately, and then copy the pages on a copier that supports double-sided copying.ĭisplay the side of the publication that you want to print first. To manually print on both sides of the paper, do one of the following:

Under 2-sided printing options, click the arrow, and then select the option that you want.Ĭhoose the duplex printing option that you want. If you see Duplex: Yes, the printer supports duplex printing.Ĭlick the Publication and Paper Settings tab. In the Print dialog box, in the Printer name list, select the printer that you want to use.Ĭheck whether Duplex: Yes is listed under Features. Print the other side by typing 2 in the pages box. When the first side is printed, flip the sheet over, then reinsert it into the printer. Print the first page by typing 1 in the Pages box, then click Print. To manually print on both sides of the paper, do the following:

Then it prints all of the copies of the second side. With some desktop printers, choosing duplex means that the printer prints all of the copies of the first side of a page, then pauses and asks you to flip the sheets that it just printed and return them to the printer. Many printers support duplex printing, but they don't all make the duplex option available in the same way. Print a publication on a printer that does not support duplex printing In Settings, choose Print on Both Sides – Flip sheets on long edge or Print on Both Sides – Flip sheets on long edge. In the Printer list, select the printer you want to use. To print on both sides of a sheet of paper, do the following: Print a publication on a printer that supports duplex printing If you see options for 'duplex printing,' 'print on both sides,' or something similar, your printer supports duplex printing. In the Printer list, select the printer you want to use, then click Printer Properties. To look at the properties for your printer: You can usually find out whether your printer supports duplex printing either by looking at the information that came with the printer or by looking at the printer's properties. Find out whether your printer supports duplex printing