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#WORD FOR MAC CHANGE TO ONE SIDED PRINTING DRIVER#
#WORD FOR MAC CHANGE TO ONE SIDED PRINTING SOFTWARE#

If you are struggling to print something single-sided please speak to a member of the Library Advice team.

#WORD FOR MAC CHANGE TO ONE SIDED PRINTING SOFTWARE#

Whilst we do not have specific instructions for other software or applications they should generally follow a similar process as Microsoft Office applications.

Click on the ‘Properties’ button next to the printer name.

Click on the ‘Print File’ icon (printer symbol) on the toolbar.

Click the ‘Print’ button and your document will be waiting for you at any University printer.Īdobe Acrobat reader is more advanced software for reading PDFs.

Change the ‘Duplex printing’ option to Print on one side.

Click on the ‘More settings’ hyperlink at the bottom of the printing dialogue window.

If the toolbar isn’t displayed, right click on the document and click on ‘Show or hide toolbar.

Click on the ‘Print’ icon (printer symbol) on the toolbar.

Click the ‘Print’ button and your document will be waiting for you to print at any University printer.Īll University PCs open PDFs in Edge by default.

Untick ‘Print on both sides’ and click ‘OK’.

Make sure the ‘Finishing’ tab is highlighted (this should normally be highlighted when the properties window opens).

Click on the ‘Printer Properties’ hyperlink which you can find underneath the printer name.

If ‘SafecomPullPrinter’ isn’t available on the list please speak to a member of the Library Advice Team. For only Acrobat/Reader open the Print UI in Acrobat/Reader select your printer, click the 'Properties' button next the printers name box and work through the specific printers UI. For all print jobs go through the Printers control panel.

You can click on the triangle next to the printer name to change which printer you are using. Edit Answer (for another -22 minute) You need to control this through your printers UI.

Please make sure the printer is set to ‘SafecomPullPrinter’.

Click on ‘File’ on the toolbar and then click on ‘Print’.

These instructions are the same for all Microsoft Office applications. However you can change your document settings to print single-sided by following the relevant instructions below. This is to encourage a greener approach to printing but also to save you money (printing double-sided saves you 2p per 2 pages printed).

#WORD FOR MAC CHANGE TO ONE SIDED PRINTING DRIVER#

Then, try to remove and re-add the printer from your configuration and see if this clears, check for printer driver updates (from the printer driver vendor, via Apple), check for printer firmware updates, then check with the printer vendor.ī) click the field "Use" and select the original software for your printer (it may be Epson, HP etc.All university PCs default to printing double-sided. Confirm that the printer supports duplex printing with the printer vendor. The usual general troubleshooting sequence - which won't help with the problem that dongiulio is reporting here, with duplex printing on a printer that lacks the necessary duplex printing hardware - is to try the following steps. The Brother HL-3170CDW does that's the D in the usual Brother printer model name.Īccording to the HP web site, the LaserJet 1022 is both a fairly old printer, and lacks support for duplex printing.Īccording to the Samsung web site, the Samsung ML-2160 also lacks duplex printing.Īpple has available printer troubleshooting information.

This thread is an old one, and it's collecting what are unrelated questions.Īccording to the Brother web site, the HL-3140CW does not offer duplex printing hardware. Secure AirPrint) and click the field "Use":ī) click the field "Use" and select the original software for your printer (it may be Epson, HP etc.)ĭ) then, in the opened up window, check "duplexer" option or sounding something like this See the screenshots below! this is fantastic!! Good luck!Ī) ignore the default setting (e.g. Secure AirPrint), andī) select the original software for your printer (it may be Epson, HP etc.), there may be options, check them all out, one by one, until you find the one that explicitly offers you a "duplex" mode.

Hover over your printer title and right-click.Ī) click the field "Use", ignoring the default setting (e.g. Go to "System Preferences" and further to "Printers and Scanners".Ģ.

I had the same problem for quite some time, the two-sided option was greyed out.ġ.