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paule72362503
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August 5, 2018
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Is there any way of setting up an existing PDF which is set up for single sided printing to two sided printing So that you get left and right hand pages

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Is there any way of setting up an existing PDF which is set up for single sided printing to two sided printing   So that you get left and right hand pages

Any help would be good  Thanks Paul

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Lukas Engqvist
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Lukas EngqvistCommunity Expert
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August 5, 2018

Could you explain more your situation or show screen dumps. You can change the view of the PDF to be spreads which will give you view of the pages 2 by 2. If it is our of sync because the first page should be a single page use "cover page"

In the print dialog there are settings for printing booklet.

But if you can print left or right pages very much depends on your printer driver.

To get left and right sided pages with margins being different in normally a layout issue. But can also be faked by affecting odd or even margins seperately.

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paule72362503Author
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August 5, 2018

Hi Thanks for the reply

I know it is a layout issue. But I did not produce the documents I would like to print the documents two sided to cut down on the paper used Booklet is not and option. There are 10 document and each one has 300+ pages I know I could select every Even page in turn and drag everything to the left to give the correct printout But this would take forever Is there anyway around this problem

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BarlaeDC
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BarlaeDCCommunity Expert
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August 6, 2018

Hi,

Can you use multiple as an option it is similar to above but you would have page 1 and 2 on the same page. I don't think JavaScript is going to solve to be able to solve it, a plug-in could. Although that is probably more work than you where thinking of.

There are solutions out there that you can pay for, a quick search lead me to these two which would probably be able to solve the problem

- Quite Imposing: home page

- Imposition Wizard - Imposition plugin for Adobe Acrobat

I have not used either recently so cannot vouch for them.

Regards

Malcolm

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