I realize this is a single side printer, however, can I print one side and then go back and print the other side?
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I don't see why not, you would just have to re-insert the same card and re-print on the blank face. Never done it, though.
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Yes! On your computer just choose double sided when printing. For more info on it please check out my unboxing and review of it on YouTube at: http://youtu.be/Mz5-N9BlE3U?a.
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Correct on both Questions however make sure the model you purchase is a two sided printer.
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Yes it's possible just when you print, send it to the right printer (make sure the printer is on) to print the necessary job.
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I have. To be safe, print on one side first, allow the ink dry and then print on the second side. I had beautiful results.
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Works effortlessly... perfectly... when you select "print" there is a"PREFERENCES" option to click on...Click on that, and several options appear, one of which is "duplex printing".... click on that..then PRINT... the one side prints, there is a ten second pause and that page is retracted into the printer and the second side of same paper is printed...
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Good question that sparked my thought. I never have to switch because when I choose to print from my iMac, the printer brings up a window that lets me make selections about color, 1 or 2 sided printing and how many copies. I guess it must be the way my friend setup my printer when it was new. The manual says to see the online User's Guide so I would try that.
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Yes it can. When you're printing just go in the settings and look for 2 sided printing or duplex. It will be called one or the other.
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You can operate one printer using two computers. However, you will need to use the provided manual switch to change the printing source computer.
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If you're willing to use a manual technique and you use Windows (not a Mac) then the driver supports two-sided printing with a manual step. It's super easy. Just tell the print driver you want it double sided, print it, then grab the stack of paper printed, drop it into the new paper tray the same way you removed it from the top of the printer, and hit the continue button on the printer. Works perfectly. All pages are in the correct sequence and orientation.
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Hi there, if you mean by printing on both sides the answer is YES but it is done manually. Once you've installed the HP software and want to print something, in the Printing Preferences you select "Print on both sides (Manually)" your document will print first pages 1, 3, 5, etc. then you'll have to place those pages back into the document feeder, press the Continue button, and then it will print pages 2, 4, 6, etc. It's not like the very expensive and lightning fast printers we have at work for example where you can see the pages go in then back and printed on the other side but the HP LaserJet Pro M1217nfw is a very nice printer, small, affordable, with WiFi and great for home printing. Hi there, if you mean by printing on both sides the answer is YES but it is done manually. Once you've installed the HP software and want to print something, in the Printing Preferences you select "Print on both sides (Manually)" your document will print first pages 1, 3, 5, etc. then you'll have to place those pages back into the document feeder, press the Continue button, and then it will print pages 2, 4, 6, etc. It's not like the very expensive and lightning fast printers we have at work for example where you can see the pages go in then back and printed on the other side but... » Read More Hi there, if you mean by printing on both sides the answer is YES but it is done manually. Once you've installed the HP software and want to print something, in the Printing Preferences you select "Print on both sides (Manually)" your document will print first pages 1, 3, 5, etc. then you'll have to place those pages back into the document feeder, press the Continue button, and then it will print pages 2, 4, 6, etc. It's not like the very expensive and lightning fast printers we have at work for example where you can see the pages go in then back and printed on the other side but the HP LaserJet Pro M1217nfw is a very nice printer, small, affordable, with WiFi and great for home printing. « Show Less
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Spin the label around and feed the used label back into the printer from the other direction. Or... use a printing software or template to print both sides at once. Most times I just turn it around and feed it back into the printer if I'm only printing two or three labels. If you're printing more then two or three at one time then I'd suggest a printing software or maybe a template for Word.
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YES it does print on both sides. But don't buy a Kodak printer. The print heads dry up very quickly and the inks don't last. This Kodak printer is JUNK.Buy an EPSON
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Yes, it feeds the sheet through to print the backside first, then sucks it back in and prints on the other side. If you have a multiple-page job and print on both sides you end up with everything in the order you'd expect once it's finished.
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One side is for color ink and the other side is for black ink. I have never tried to use only one cartridge.
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You can change the settings from your computer to only print on one side and also to print in black and white only.
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This printer has a one pass two sided scan feature when using the document feeder. The printing part is a duplexing though so it does not print on both sides at the same time but print one side then reverse feeds and print s on the next side.