Video player with zoom for mac. Two-sided printing is turned on by default on Mac for supported printers. This means all your print jobs can end up being printed on two-sides, in case you forget to turn off two-sided printing on your Mac.

Did you know that when it comes to ink and toner, Century Gothic is justifiably one of the most economical fonts? It uses about 30 percent less ink than Arial. Another great way to print economically is to set documents to print double-sided, or set multiple pages to print on each sheet of paper. This can cut down on excess paper when printing Word documents, PowerPoints, or PDFs. To learn how to print double-sided and/or with multiple pages per sheet, see below. Double-Sided Printing (Windows) • From the document you wish to print (in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Adobe Acrobat, etc.), click on Print. This will open the Print Menu.

• In this new menu, click on Properties. • In the Printing Shortcuts tab, there is the option to Print on Both Sides.

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Make sure it says “Yes, flip over” and click OK. • You can also change this setting under the Finishing tab by checking Print on Both Sides. • You can also change your printer preferences in the Devices and Printers menu (found in the start bar under Control Panel or within the Control Panel window). • Locate your printer in the Devices and Printers window and right-click. Choose Printing Preferences. This will open the same Print Menu as mentioned above.

Double-Sided Printing (Mac) • When in the document you want to print (in Microsoft Word, for example), click on File and then Print. • When in the Print menu, click on the Copies and Pages drop-down menu and click on Layout.

• Go to where it says Two Sided, and make sure it says Long-Edge Binding, then click Print. Printing Multiple Pages on One Sheet (Windows) • From within the Print Menu (as described above), look for the menu option to allow multiple pages per sheet. In Microsoft Word, it is Pages per Sheet under Zoom. In PowerPoint, it is Full Page Slides under Settings. In Adobe, it is Multiple pages per sheet under Page Scaling.

• In these menus, you will be able to choose how many pages or slides appear per sheet. Keep in mind that the more pages are printed per sheet, the smaller the text size will be!

Printing Multiple Pages on One Sheet (Mac) • From within the Print Menu (as described above), look for the menu option to allow multiple pages per sheet. In Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, it i s within the Copies and Pages drop-down menu under Layout. There you can choose Pages per Sheet.

In Adobe Reader, under the Page Handling section of the Print menu, there is a Page Scaling section where you can choose to print Multiple pages per sheet. • In these menus, you will be able to choose how many pages or slides appear per sheet. Keep in mind that the more pages are printed per sheet, the smaller the text size will be!

I appreciate how you might believe as you do, but Word really has no way of knowing whether its output is being directed to 2 sides of a sheet or only to one. Nor does it care:-) In fact, Word doesn't even know what size paper is being used [despite the specified document dimensions], the number of pages per sheet, etc. It simply hands off the data including the page layout specs for margins & orientation.

IOW, Duplex is not a layout specification of the document. It's a print function handled by the printer & its driver software. The most common reason for a printer to not perform as it's expected to is that its driver software is corrupt or out of date. In such cases, it isn't unusual for certain features to 'work just fine' with some programs but not with others. There have been numerous reports of similar situations related to Apple's rapid-fire release of ne operating system software.

Developers no sooner get something right when Apple goes & pushes out a whole new set of underpinnings which require different coding. The first steps to resolution of the issue are: • Make certain that your version of OS X is fully updated. • Office 2016 should be at v15.27 or later • Equally important, check the mfr's web site to see if there is a firmware and/or driver update for your model. You might also see if others are reporting a comparable issue. Please mark HELPFUL or ANSWERED as appropriate to keep list as clean as possible ☺ Regards, Bob J.