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Binding Options, Selecting Two-Sided Printing from the Control, Panel

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Figure 5-6 Binding Options Before printing in two-sided mode, decide how you want your finished document bound: stapled (stitches), in three-hole binders, glued, or by some other means. The binding setup options are: • Book (long-edge) binding, which is the conventional layout used in book binding (see A in Figure 5-6 below). • Tablet (short-edge) binding, which is the type often used with calendars (see B in Figure 5-6 below). Binding Options You may select two-sided printing in your application or printer driver. See Chapter 3 for information on accessing the printer driver. The printer settings usually come first from the application, second from the printer driver, and last from the control panel. Selecting Two-Sided Printing from the Control Panel 1 Press [Menus] repeatedly until CONFIGURATION MENU appears. 2 Press [Items] repeatedly until 2-SIDED= OFF * appears. 3 Press [+] repeatedly until 2-SIDED= ON appears. 4 Press [Select *] to choose two-sided printing. An asterisk (*) appears next to your selection. 5 Press [Items] repeatedly until BINDING=LONG EDGE * or BINDING=SHORT EDGE * appears. 6 Press [Select *] to save your choice. An asterisk (*) appears next to your selection. 5-34 Print Tasks EN

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Binding Options
Before printing in two-sided mode, decide how you want your finished
document bound: stapled (stitches), in three-hole binders, glued, or by
some other means. The binding setup options are:
Book (long-edge) binding,
which is the conventional layout used in
book binding (see A in Figure 5-6 below).
Tablet (short-edge) binding,
which is the type often used with
calendars (see B in Figure 5-6 below).
Binding Options
You may select two-sided printing in your application or printer driver.
See Chapter 3 for information on accessing the printer driver. The
printer settings usually come first from the application, second from the
printer driver, and last from the control panel.
Selecting Two-Sided Printing from the Control
Panel
1
Press
[Menus]
repeatedly until
CONFIGURATION MENU
appears.
2
Press
[Items]
repeatedly until
2-SIDED= OFF *
appears.
3
Press
[+]
repeatedly until
2-SIDED= ON
appears.
4
Press
[Select *]
to choose two-sided printing. An asterisk (
*
) appears
next to your selection.
5
Press
[Items]
repeatedly until
BINDING=LONG EDGE *
or
BINDING=SHORT EDGE *
appears.
6
Press
[Select *]
to save your choice. An asterisk (
*
) appears next to your
selection.
Figure 5-6
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Print Tasks
EN