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04-02-2019 10:39 AM
The following is relevant to PDF files.
The example assumes:
- Full Feature Software (printer software) is installed on the printer
- OS is a recent version of Windows
- Adobe Reader DC is installed (and current)
Reinstall / Update your PDF Reader (Adobe Reader DC /Optional Foxit Reader)
- HINT: Watch out for and UNCHECK unwanted extra software
- Adobe Reader DC software should be installed even if you do not open / view / print PDF files directly from the software.
Adobe Acrobat Reader Learn & Support
Open the file in Adobe Reader DC
Click the print icon
In section Page Sizing & Handling
Select Multiple
Set other options, including Paper Size (in Properties)
When ready, click Print
Example
Print_PDF_2sheets-per-page_1
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