how to print first page first?
2018034
Open the file you want to print. Click File &gt; Print. Click Properties. Click the General tab, then select Print last page first to remove the check mark. Click the Save Current Preferences icon next to My preferences. Create a name for the new current preferences. Click Save. Click Apply. Click OK.
2018035
Open the file you want to print.Click File > Print.Click Properties.Click the General tab, then select Print last page first to remove the check mark.Click the Save Current Preferences icon next to My preferences.Create a name for the new current preferences.Click Save.Click Apply.Click OK.
2018036
The only way I would know how to do this would be: when the box comes up asking if you want to print all pages you could change it to say just page #1 and after it prints do the same for page two. Maybe under "settings"?? I'm really not sure how to change the printing order....sorry!
1795858
Hi there, if you mean by printing on both sides the answer is YES but it is done manually. Once you've installed the HP software and want to print something, in the Printing Preferences you select "Print on both sides (Manually)" your document will print first pages 1, 3, 5, etc. then you'll have to place those pages back into the document feeder, press the Continue button, and then it will print pages 2, 4, 6, etc. It's not like the very expensive and lightning fast printers we have at work for example where you can see the pages go in then back and printed on the other side but the HP LaserJet Pro M1217nfw is a very nice printer, small, affordable, with WiFi and great for home printing. Hi there, if you mean by printing on both sides the answer is YES but it is done manually. Once you've installed the HP software and want to print something, in the Printing Preferences you select "Print on both sides (Manually)" your document will print first pages 1, 3, 5, etc. then you'll have to place those pages back into the document feeder, press the Continue button, and then it will print pages 2, 4, 6, etc. It's not like the very expensive and lightning fast printers we have at work for example where you can see the pages go in then back and printed on the other side but... » Read More Hi there, if you mean by printing on both sides the answer is YES but it is done manually. Once you've installed the HP software and want to print something, in the Printing Preferences you select "Print on both sides (Manually)" your document will print first pages 1, 3, 5, etc. then you'll have to place those pages back into the document feeder, press the Continue button, and then it will print pages 2, 4, 6, etc. It's not like the very expensive and lightning fast printers we have at work for example where you can see the pages go in then back and printed on the other side but the HP LaserJet Pro M1217nfw is a very nice printer, small, affordable, with WiFi and great for home printing. « Show Less
1503920
It's done the old fashioned way. Figure out the feed orientation, print one side, refeed the paper in the proper orientation and print the other side.
1237475
You have to follow the computer instruction on how to manually turn the paper. if you have more than one paper to print, good luck! You will be running up and down turning each page. Hate it.
1538169
Open up a document. Select "print". Select "printer properties". Click the "advanced" tab. Select "output qualities". From the drop down menu, select "fast draft". Click "save". This will now be the default setting. To change it, repeat the above steps.
1815884
I am having the EXACT same issue - jams after printing the 1st page. Called EPS customer support. They were nice, polite, and are sending me a replacement.
1632103
Yes, it feeds the sheet through to print the backside first, then sucks it back in and prints on the other side. If you have a multiple-page job and print on both sides you end up with everything in the order you'd expect once it's finished.
1493864
Most new printers come with a "starter" cartridge. My starter cartridge lasted for 1100 pages (mostly text with some light graphics). Time interval is not the right metric here - if you print a ream of paper a day the starter cartridge will be exhausted in a couple of days. Some printers have a check counter or page counter function that will display the total number of pages - look at your printer's documentation to see if yours has one and how to access it - it might be a better indicator of the cartridge usage.
457535
I have. To be safe, print on one side first, allow the ink dry and then print on the second side. I had beautiful results.
1418137
Yes, I do not use frequently so not my default. You can select print ->print both sides (2 sided) very easy and efficient. Printer automatically feeds first printed page (side 1) back into the printer to be printed on side 2. I am extremely satisfied with the quality and performance of this printer.
1136825
When you open the template it is actually just like a Table in Word. The template should allow you to enter a full page then if you use the Tab key it should take you to the next page or cut & paste the "rows" on to a new page and just retype the names. Just so a test print on plain paper for a few pages to test the margins and placement to make sure nothing has shifted. If you have Word you can also go to tools, envelopes and labels and scroll for the appropriate label number to pull up the template. It might give you more flexibility.
2205184
Easy Peasy... just unpack it and set the printer on top! Took a little to figure out which was the default drawer, and you can switch them depending on what paper you want where. Over all very pleased.
888440
Hi, Will! When it's not in sleep mode, the Canon imageCLASS D1320 starts printing the first page in as little as 8 seconds. We hope this helps!
1335428
Pull out rubber tabs on top then recycle ink fill on printer a few times or just start printing ink will start
925395
I print each page on my inkjet. I just select two copies after making sure the pages are right side up and in the correct order. But I may be doing it the hard way. It's still better than special ordering custom collated invoices, and it looks better than my competitions hand written estimates.
2131635
From your document, select 'Print', then 'Properties', then 'Layout'. On the drop down menu for 'Print on Both Sides', select 'None'. That's it. That setting should now become your default until you change it back.
1867867
Yes but you have to turn them over after it prints on the first side. Very good instruction when you are printing.