Re: Using the field {PRINT 27 &l1S} for duplex in Word 2K - SOLUTION

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From: Gadget (Gadget_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/27/04 

Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 06:41:02 -0700

Sorted:

There is another printer code {PRINT 27 &a0G} that is "page selection - next
side"; this has to go at the top of* each page after the duplex command on
the first page.

* although the help files and knowledge base articals regarding this state
that it should be at the top of the page, the switching to duplex can be
anywhere on the first page (even in the footer) and only needs to be done on
the first page. (I've not experimented with the "next page" positioning yet)

Tip: I put the duplex code is in the header, inserted a "section break (next
page)" so that section 2 started on page 2. I then de-selected the "same as
previous" button for section 2's header and changed the printer code to the
"next page" so that it would roll to every page thereafter.

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