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This wikiHow teaches you how to use a Windows or Mac computer to print documents on both sides of paper. If the printer doesn’t support duplexing, you can still set up duplexing manually.
Steps
On PC
- If you haven’t opened the document to print, you need to do so before continuing.
- If you don’t see the File tab, look for the Ctrl key on your computer keyboard.
- If you can’t find the File tab, you can replace it by pressing Ctrl and P at the same time.
- The page options are usually below the “Page Layout” or “Duplex Printing” headings.
- On Microsoft Word, click the Print One Sided button to see two-sided printing options.
- You may need to connect the printer’s cable to the USB port on your computer first (if you don’t have Wi-Fi).
- To change the current printer, click the printer name and then select the device you want in the drop-down menu.
On Mac
- If you haven’t opened the document to print, you need to do so before continuing.
- If you don’t see the File tab, look for the ⌘ Command key on your Mac’s keyboard.
- If you can’t find the File tab, you can replace it by pressing ⌘ Command and P at the same time.
- If you are printing from an online document, skip this step and the next.
- For example, if you use Safari, you check the box “Two-Sided”.
- If you use Word, click the box next to “Two-Sided” to bring up a drop-down menu. In most cases, you can choose Long-Edge Binding from the drop-down menu.
- To change the current printer, click the printer name and then select the device you want in the drop-down menu.
Manual two-sided printing
- If you haven’t opened the document to print, you need to do so before continuing.
- You can also press ⌘ Command + P (Mac) or Ctrl + P (PC) to open the Print window.
- You may need to click the “Pages” circular button to select the Page Range option before continuing.
- For example, if the document has 10 pages, you need to enter 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 or 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 .
- To change the current printer, click the printer name and then select the device you want in the drop-down menu.
- Print a pencil mark facing down – Place the print side down so that the top of the page is facing the printer.
- Print out the opposite side of the pencil mark – Place the print side up so that the top of the paper is facing the printer.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to use a Windows or Mac computer to print documents on both sides of paper. If the printer doesn’t support duplexing, you can still set up duplexing manually.
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