I want to enable duplex-mode of a printer automatically by just opening a PDF file in a browser. This code works completely fine - also setting it to duplex-mode works. The only big problem is: it is setting the page-handling to booklet-style. Var pp = this.getPrintParams(); pp.printerName = 'Company Printer Name'; pp.interactive = pp.constants.interactionLevel.silent; pp.pageHandling = pp.constants.handling.booklet; pp.booklet.binding = pp.constants. Hardlock Usb 1.12 Driver on this page. bookletBindings.Left; pp.booklet.duplexMode = pp.constants.bookletDuplexModes.BothSides; this.print(pp); you find this example a couple of times, also in the official Adobe documentation: but it's always just referring to the booklet-page style. Is there a possibility to change to duplex-mode without being in booklet mode?

(preferably with pdf js) update: I managed to set my duplexmode successfully by changing the PDF's source adding these lines (using ): /ViewerPreferences>the duplex-mode is set in the print dialog, but it is ignored when you silently print it with adobe js. It works when you manually click the 'print' button in the print dialog though. So my 'bonus'-question is: how do i automatically (silently) print it with adobe js without ignoring the document's settings?

Maybe some delay could help here?

I am new to MAC and have the same basic question. On my Windows PC's I use the Fineprint utility, which does a great job of helping me print on both sides of the paper in by standard laser printer. I'm looking for some tool to help me accomplish this goal on the MAC as well. I see that even when I print to a PDF file, I don't have the page printing options I had on my WIndows machines, apparently since the MAC makes me look at the using the Preview program.

Follow these steps to use Adobe Acrobat or Reader to print a PDF double-sided, print a PDF duplex, print a PDF back-to-back, or print a PDF two-sided. I want to enable duplex-mode of a printer automatically by just opening a PDF file in a browser. This code works completely fine - also setting it to duplex-mode. Duplex/Double Sided/PDF Printing. I find no option to double side print when I go to print in an PFD document. There is no layout option, or any ability to set a.

Anyone solved this 'simple' need? Maybe I need to find Adobe Reader for MAC! Macbook 13' Mac OS X (10.4.7) white,80GB,1MB ram, 2.0Ghz Jul 16, 2006 5:16 PM. If you do not have a printer that supports duplexing, the only way you can print duplex is to print one side of the page, then flip them over and print the other side. No utility on either a Mac or a PC can change this.

In order to do this, you print the even pages, usually in reverse order, then flip them over and place them back in the printer, and print the odd pages in regular order. Intel Bios Update Dh61ww. The options for doing this are in the Print. Dialog box under Paper Handling in most printers. Jul 16, 2006 7:41 PM.

Yes, the usual double-sided option under 'Layout' is greyed out. That's the way Canon wrote their driver for the MacOS, and it's the case for some other printer company's printer models as well (hp, for example). In this case you need to select double-sided in the option a little farther down in that dropdown menu (as described in PAHU's post above) named 'Duplex Printing' For graphical instructions at the Canon website follow, select 'Step by step troubleshooting', then choose 'How to use the auto duplex printing unit (DPU-10)' then 'How to set Automatic Duplex Printing (Mac OS X)' PB G4, Mac Mini G4, MacBook Pro, MacBook Mac OS X (10.4.7) Jul 16, 2006 8:22 PM. Thanks Bruce. You're right on track. This is exactly what I want to do.