print on both sides of the paper, my workaround for multiple copies

[David Fletcher]

On Sun, 2022-10-30 at 14:52 -0400, Douglas McGArrett wrote:

> I hope I don't have to go the PDF route, but at least it would be 
> doable, with a batch of extra work.  I wonder if the folks who write 
> this software
> ever read these comments from the users? I would hazard a guess that 
> almost all printers sold today at a level above grade school use,
> will
> print on both sides. Ah, well. . . .
> 
> --doug
> 
I definitely advocate the pdf route because it's like doing a dry run
of your print job that you can inspect for correctness before
committing to paper, toner and time. I started doing it for multiple
copies of instruction sheets of perhaps 6 or 8 sides.

Running off the pdf only takes seconds and saves so much time temper
and materials when you find that it isn't how you wanted it to be.

Check twice, print once!

Dave