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Manual Duplex printing with Canon ip4200
Martin ©¿©¬ @nohere.net wrote:
Hi I read the earlier thread about manually duplexing on the canon ip to provide better print outs Can anyone tell me how to do this please? I can do it with Word, but not with Excel, Publisher and downloaded instruction manuals or web pages. The option isn't available on my printer preferences NO NO NO! ATTENTION! People here suggested you that you use the driver option for manual duplexing. "Just below the checkbox where you choose duplex there is another checkbox named "automatic"." If you decheck this... ... I suppose you could call this "manual duplex" This is not correct. Unfortunately in my tests (ip4300), the print quality of this kind of manual duplex IS THE SAME OF THE AUTOMATIC DUPLEX. That is, grey dithered prints, using dye based black and colors to emulate the grey. (you might want to check this by yourself because I don't have the printer near me now, but I am 90% positive) In order to have "normal" prints with the pigment black, you have to NOT USE the duplex from the driver at all. Unchecking the "automatic" is not enough. So you are correct: if Excel, Publisher etc... don't allow you to print only even or odd pages (which I am unsure because I don't use these programs), you are screwed. Your only other option would be to really print 1 page at a time with only 1 loaded sheet, so that the printer goes out of paper each time and you have the time to reinsert it, turned. There is another option: you can buy the FinePrint software. This was the way I was manually duplexing with earlier printers which didn't provide the duplex option in the driver. It allows you to manually duplex a batch of print jobs in one shot, print booklets, preview prints... I kinda recommend it, I used it for years and it was good for its purpose. (no affiliation) |
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Manual Duplex printing with Canon ip4200
Niels Erik wrote:
Martin ©¿©¬ @nohere.net skrev i en meddelelse ... I have a pixma ip5200R and I think the printerdriver is similar to yours. Just below the checkbox where you choose duplex there is another checkbox named "automatic". If you decheck this.... ATTENTION: THIS WON'T SOLVE THE OP'S PROBLEM!! Please read my other post in this thread. |
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Manual Duplex printing with Canon ip4200
Hi igfg
By coincidence I have FinePrint too, but I was interested to see if I could manually duplex with the ip4200 software to give me another option. Having tried, I think I'll just stick with FinePrint Thanks for your reply -- Regards Martin ©¿©¬ |
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Manual Duplex printing with Canon ip4200
Martin ©¿©¬ @nohere.net wrote in news:3m3ka35nogpajea1urrb776s2snlefhg1f@
4ax.com: Hi I read the earlier thread about manually duplexing on the canon ip to provide better print outs Can anyone tell me how to do this please? I can do it with Word, but not with Excel, Publisher and downloaded instruction manuals or web pages. The option isn't available on my printer preferences It should be on your printer preferences, it is on mine (an ip5000) Ifnot, you could try printing ethe odd pages, then the even pages in bacwards order (with the aleady printed pages insterted into the top feeder, printed pages top down, blank surface out). |
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