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Philip Webb wrote: |
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> 190427 Frank Steinmetzger wrote: |
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>> On Sat, Apr 27, 2019 at 11:28:05AM -0500, Dale wrote: |
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>>> I was printing a multi-page recipe and the first page came out, |
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>>> then it pulled it back in and I was like, what ? |
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>>> Then it came out again, printed on both sides. |
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>> What’s the problem with first printing all odd pages, |
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>> then re-inserting the sheets into the tray and printing all even pages ? |
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>> Granted, it is a manual hassle, |
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>> but that’s how I did it for all these years with my olde HP. |
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> You have to have a 100 % reliable paper feed : |
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> if it ever feeds 2 sheets at once, everything thereafter is ruined. |
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Exactly. I tried that with my old printers and every time at least one |
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sheet would fail. Then you have to print those two sheets again at |
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least, that is if you caught it and didn't ruin the other sheets as |
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well. I may have had it work a few times but generally, I'd end up |
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wasting more paper trying than I would just printing one side and being |
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done with it. |
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Still a nifty feature especially since it does it automatically. Sort |
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of neat watching it spit it out, pull it back in, do the other side and |
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spit it out again. lol |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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