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Old March 29th 03, 03:35 AM
daverocks
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I have XP and an HP 722C Desk jet. After
hooking up the printer and finding the drivers in XP.
When I print something that is more than 1 page. The
printer starts with the last page and works backwards
to page 1. any help?? thanks dave
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Old March 29th 03, 04:55 AM
FredP
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Default printing backwards

They print 'backward' as a result of settings in your printer software.

Check your printer properties, preferences, etc for a selection in something perhaps called 'ordered
printing', 'reverse printing', or even 'print last page first' ... (you'll know it when you see it).

Many people (myself included) prefer this setting as multiple pages are stacked in order when printed.

HTH ... Fred

daverocks wrote:
I have XP and an HP 722C Desk jet. After
hooking up the printer and finding the drivers in XP.
When I print something that is more than 1 page. The
printer starts with the last page and works backwards
to page 1. any help?? thanks dave



 




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