Hi, all.

 

 

 

I'm hoping that this will be a simple enough question for somebody to answer- how do I print on both sides of a sheet of paper?

 

 

 

Thanks,

 

 

 

Choc.

Print the first site.

 

Put the paper backwards into the printer and print the 2nd site.

 

 

 

That is the pratical way. The other way is something with the printer settings.. Dunno much about it :lol:

Print the first site.

 

Put the paper backwards into the printer and print the 2nd site.

 

 

 

That is the pratical way. The other way is something with the printer settings.. Dunno much about it :lol:

 

 

 

Was just about to say the same thing. :lol:

most logical way is to take the printed page out and put it in the other way around or you can get a special duplex printer

Just don't do the above with a laser printer, or you will be sorry.

Print the first site.

 

Put the paper backwards into the printer and print the 2nd site.

 

 

 

That is the pratical way. The other way is something with the printer settings.. Dunno much about it :lol:

 

 

 

 

 

Either that idea or click on Print, go to Options (on your left hand side at the bottom of the Print box), a box will appear to you which involves the printer setting, tick on the *Back of the sheet*.

 

 

 

I think that's what you have to do with the settings. Although I haven't tried it at home only in college, but it's better to try it first before doing the actual print :.

Only some printers have the ability to print double sided straight out of the box. Some need a modification to do it, and some just can't do it. As it's been said, put a mark on a sheet of paper and work out which way it comes out when you print it from where it goes in and just put the sheets back in and print on the back.

Depending on your printer, there are different ways to print double-side on a single piece of paper.

 

 

 

Laser Printers: For most laser printers, there will be an option that allows you to print double sided on it's software. Upon printing, simply click on "Properties" located on your top-right corner and play around with the menu there. Most of the, do require you to insert the paper manually and a pop-up will give you instructions on how to feed properly.

 

 

 

Inkjet Printers: For inkjet printers, papers will often either print on the front if the paper is inserted on the top, or print on the back if the paper is inserted in a tray. If the paper feed is on the top, then it will print on the front side and thus, you would need to flip that piece of paper over and insert it text-up. If you have a paper tray. then the printer prints on the back, therefore, you simply would need to adjust the paper so that the top goes in.

 

 

 

These are methods that works for most printers. I recommend that you play around with things on scrap paper before printing on the actual paper as it wouldn't be good news if the text prints on the same side or if things go upside down.

 

 

 

Good-luck.

Depending on your printer, there are different ways to print double-side on a single piece of paper.

 

 

 

Laser Printers: For most laser printers, there will be an option that allows you to print double sided on it's software. Upon printing, simply click on "Properties" located on your top-right corner and play around with the menu there. Most of the, do require you to insert the paper manually and a pop-up will give you instructions on how to feed properly.

 

 

 

Inkjet Printers: For inkjet printers, papers will often either print on the front if the paper is inserted on the top, or print on the back if the paper is inserted in a tray. If the paper feed is on the top, then it will print on the front side and thus, you would need to flip that piece of paper over and insert it text-up. If you have a paper tray. then the printer prints on the back, therefore, you simply would need to adjust the paper so that the top goes in.

 

 

 

These are methods that works for most printers. I recommend that you play around with things on scrap paper before printing on the actual paper as it wouldn't be good news if the text prints on the same side or if things go upside down.

 

 

 

Good-luck.

 

 

 

Wow, when I wish I had that information when I was trying to print on both sides of a school project poster it ended up landing on my beautiful time wasted pictures.