What allows you to print on both sides of the paper?

Answer 1

# On the File menu, click Print # In the lower-left corner of the Print dialog box, in the Print box, click Odd pages (should be on All pages in range) # Click OK # After the odd pages are printed, flip the stack of pages over, and then in the Print dialog box, click Even pages # Click OKhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HP011543871033.aspx

Answer 2

I understood that to print a document back to back on a sheet of paper and answering it...

First print all the odd pages (1, 3, 5, 7, and so on) and then print the even pages (2, 4, 6, 8, and so on).

To do this:

1. Click PRINT and the print dialog box is shown.
2. Select the pages as ALL and the no. of copies to be printed.
3. Click on the Print dropdown list box and select "ODD PAGES" first. Click OK.
4. After the printing is completed, change the order of pages manually, so that the even page is printed on respective odd page.
5. Now click PRINT and Click on the Print dropdown list and select "EVEN PAGES".

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Answer 3

Some duplex printers have the ability to print both sides of the paper either automatically or manually. Manually involves having to reinsert the paper. If the printer has a scanner on both top and bottom it should be automatic. That may be hard to tell with feed-through printers. Either inquire about it before purchasing, or read your manual if already purchased.

Answer 4

Annie Smith's answer is perfect in describing the capabilities. However to answer the question of which printers can print on both sides (duplex printing), look for printers that indicate they have said function included. For example, the Samsung ML-3712ND monochrome laser printer has this functionality as indicated by the D in its model number. In the inkjet line of printers, automatic duplex printing is less common than it is in laser printers because of the complexity of managing a number of things at the same time (most notably a reasonable price tag). Add to this the fact that the printer must give time for the first side to dry before printing on the second side, thus making the print time significantly longer than printing on a single side of two pages. Further, there is the issue of the satisfaction of the owner with the dual-sided print job. This is harder to control because there is no way for the manufacturer to control what type of paper is used by the owners other than to specify in the owner's manual that for optimal quality, one should use a certain weight of paper (normally 20 to 24 pound stock). Using a lighter weight of paper allows the opposite side image to be seen through the page, if not even allowing the ink from the two sides to bleed through to interfere with one another.

So, if you want to find a printer with this capability, they are out there and fairly common but you just need to make sure that you have the right paper and know what you can expect.

Answer 5

It depends on the printer you have. When you have printed on one side, you turn the page around and let the printer print on the other side.

Answer 6

Print and then print the 2nd page backwards

Answer 7

try to use odd and even pages printing... its the easiest way.. but had to rely on printers quality as papers may stick together...

Answer 8

a printer can print both sides just turn it over when your finish with the front and print the other sides.

Answer 9

Some printers automatically print on both sides of a page (automatic duplex printing); while some printers allow you to manually reinsert pages to print the second side.