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Hi,
from the Control Panel select Devices and Printers.
Right-click the printer icon and select Printing Preferences, within the Finishing tab disable printing on both sides and confirm the changes.
Right-click the printer once again and select Printer Properties.
Within the Advanced tab click Printing Defaults.
Within the Finishing tab be sure to disable printing on both sides and confirm the changes.
Close and re-open your printing program, two-sided printing should now be disabled by default.
Shlomi
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