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Performing auto-duplexing, For Windows - windows 10

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For Windows 1. Load the appropriate paper (see Loading media in the input tray on page 36). 2. Open the printer driver (see Printing a document on page 49). 3. Click the Features tab. 4. On the Two-sided printing drop-down list, select Manual. 5. Select Flip Pages Up to change the page orientation, if desired. 6. Select a booklet layout from the Booklet Layout drop-down list, if you want one. 7. Print your document. 8. After one side of the page is printed, follow the onscreen instruction to reload the printed pages to print on the other side of the paper. If you are printing from the rear manual feed slot, ignore the onscreen instruction and go to step 10. 9. If you are printing from the rear manual feed slot, maintaining the order of the printed pages, reinsert the pages one at a time, last printed page first, with the printed side facing down, and press the Resume button. NOTE: The direction to reload the printed pages depends on whether you have selected the Flip Pages Up option. 1 If you have selected Flip Pages Up, reinsert one page at a time, printed side down and reversed, with the blank side facing up. 2 If you have not selected Flip Pages Up, reinsert one page at a time, printed side down and forward, with the blank side facing up. Performing auto-duplexing You can print on both sides of a sheet of paper automatically if a duplex unit is installed on the printer (see Installing the optional automatic two-sided printing accessory (duplex unit) on page 25). ENWW Printing on both sides (duplexing) 67

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For Windows
1.
Load the appropriate paper (see
Loading
media
in
the
input
tray
on
page
36
).
2.
Open the printer driver (see
Printing
a
document
on
page
49
).
3.
Click the
Features
tab.
4.
On the
Two-sided printing
drop-down list, select
Manual
.
5.
Select
Flip Pages Up
to change the page orientation, if desired.
6.
Select a booklet layout from the
Booklet Layout
drop-down list, if you want one.
7.
Print your document.
8.
After one side of the page is printed, follow the onscreen instruction to reload the printed pages
to print on the other side of the paper. If you are printing from the rear manual feed slot, ignore
the onscreen instruction and go to step 10.
9.
If you are printing from the rear manual feed slot, maintaining the order of the printed pages,
reinsert the pages one at a time, last printed page first, with the printed side facing down, and
press the
Resume
button.
NOTE:
The direction to reload the printed pages depends on whether you have selected the
Flip Pages Up
option.
1
If you have selected
Flip Pages Up
, reinsert one page at a time, printed side down and reversed, with the
blank side facing up.
2
If you have
not selected
Flip Pages Up
, reinsert one page at a time, printed side down and forward, with the
blank side facing up.
Performing auto-duplexing
You can print on both sides of a sheet of paper automatically if a duplex unit is installed on the printer
(see
Installing
the
optional
automatic
two-sided
printing
accessory
(duplex
unit)
on
page
25
).
ENWW
Printing on both sides (duplexing)
67