Duplex printing?? Auto both sides??
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I haven't done it myself, but the print menu offers it - looks like both single sheet and multiple, with a pronto when to reload the stack of paper
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No. Not automatic. You have to print one side and then turn the papers over and print the other side.
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No only one sided otherwise you have to manually flip the paper . Not practical for duplex.. However for all other purposes it is great!
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The DCP-7065DN does not do automatic duplex copying, either through the ADF or the scanner glass. This is according to the manual. http://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US/Printers/Consumer/UsersManual/UM_DCP_7060D_7065DN_HL_2280DW_EN_2863.PDF
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I've used the printer for printing legal sized documents quite a bit, and it works just fine. The printer does not have a duplexer, however. Manually turning the pages is necessary to print on both sides of a sheet.
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It is manual, there is a side panel that drops down to feed the sheets by hand (one at a time). Angel75c is correct, it does do Autoduplex - just turn on Duplex (Two Sided Printing)with the click box located in the "printer setup" within the application software. I stand corrected. (Thanks Angel)!
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Duplex printing, automatically. Not certain about scanning - didn't see anything in the manual about duplex scanning, but I use a separate ScanSnap scanner for most jobs, so haven't checked it out closely.
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This worked for our HP Color LaserJet 4700dn. I'm not sure what is meant by "duplexer" but the printer does print on both sides of the paper.
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No it is not. Never made sense to me since it duplex prints. So I keep an old Dell printer in the back room for duplex scans. Maybe a firmware update would give me duplex scan? Don't know. Call Dell for further info.
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Works effortlessly... perfectly... when you select "print" there is a"PREFERENCES" option to click on...Click on that, and several options appear, one of which is "duplex printing".... click on that..then PRINT... the one side prints, there is a ten second pause and that page is retracted into the printer and the second side of same paper is printed...
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Under the listed features in printer properties it says "Double sided printing: no." This is with the latest drivers installed on a Windows 8 machine.
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I don't have this printer yet but I've been researching and talked to the Epson rep at Fry's. I can answer your last two questions: Yes, you need an additional part (available for ~25 bucks) for duplex printing. However, there is no duplex auto doc feeder, making automated dual sided copies impossible.BTW the duplex Auto Document Feeder (ADF) scanning is what is holding me back on this purchase. My current HP 7780 has a duplex ADF and the Canon MX7600 have it.
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Yes it is a duplex printer, it asks if you want to print on both sides of a paper and is set up to handle it.
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I use Windows XP with this printer. The printer does print both sides at the same time. It is a wonderful machine.
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It is manual duplexing only in any mode...reorder your printed pages and print the reverse side. That's this printer's only shortcoming for me, but has never been a show stopper in over 18 months I've used it as my primary printer.
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LoveGadgets nailed it; it does not give you the option of two-sided printing when you reach the dialog box for printing a document or file. Technically, you can do double-sided if you print the even pages, go to the printer, replace them in the tray, and then print the odd pages. But I don't think that's what most people look for when asking about double-sided print capability. I just returned mine having discovered this, and having confirmed with HP support that indeed it does not have automatic two-sided (duplex) print options. So don't be fooled. http://h71016.www7.hp.com/html/pdfs/LJPro_400_Color_M451.pdf LoveGadgets nailed it; it does not give you the option of two-sided printing when you reach the dialog box for printing a document or file. Technically, you can do double-sided if you print the even pages, go to the printer, replace them in the tray, and then print the odd pages. But I don't think that's what most people look for when asking about double-sided print capability. I just returned mine having discovered this, and having confirmed with HP support that indeed it does not have automatic two-sided (duplex) print options. So don't be fooled.... » Read More LoveGadgets nailed it; it does not give you the option of two-sided printing when you reach the dialog box for printing a document or file. Technically, you can do double-sided if you print the even pages, go to the printer, replace them in the tray, and then print the odd pages. But I don't think that's what most people look for when asking about double-sided print capability. I just returned mine having discovered this, and having confirmed with HP support that indeed it does not have automatic two-sided (duplex) print options. So don't be fooled. http://h71016.www7.hp.com/html/pdfs/LJPro_400_Color_M451.pdf « Show Less
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Auto Duplex Copy allows you to make double sided copies without having to print one side first and then flip the paper and print the second side. It's cool actually to have this feature and have the printer do it for you. I don't know what you mean by 2-sided scans. It can only scan one side at a time and you have to turn your paper over if you want to scan the other side. Hope that helps.
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Absolutely. Every time you print there is a check box that asks "2 sided printing on/off?" Its part of the standard print dialogue screen for all computer printers, across platforms, not just this one. Since the 1980's if I'm not mistaken. For further research Google "Guggenheim Press" and look up the definition for the word "BOOK." When you're ready, got to any still-standing large socialist book rental agency, called "public library" they might have more info on this "2 sided printing" dilemma as well!
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It does not have a duplexer, so no, it cannot print double-sided. It does have "double-side driver support" which means its smart enough to pause and tell you to put the paper back to print on the other side. Pretty lame.