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Duplex printing is actually a feature of your printer. Go to File|Print,
click the Properties button, and set up duplex printing (if possible) in
your printer.
click the Properties button, and set up duplex printing (if possible) in
your printer.
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Michael Koerner
Click on Print, select slides, and insert your slide numbers 1,3,5... Put
the pages back into your printer and select the even numbered slides. does
this help?
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the pages back into your printer and select the even numbered slides. does
this help?
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Ian
That's odd... I can use the same printer to duplex from word, but cannot seem
to set it up for ppt. It's an HP LaserJet 4600PCL6
to set it up for ppt. It's an HP LaserJet 4600PCL6
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Ian
Except for the fact that there are 232 slides (this is for a four-day
class)and I don't really want to type in 116 seperate numbers
You would
think that the odd/even numbers radio button that exists in Word could
easily be put into PPT...
class)and I don't really want to type in 116 seperate numbers
You wouldthink that the odd/even numbers radio button that exists in Word could
easily be put into PPT...
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Michael Koerner
You would think. Excel is the same way. but someone developed a macro that
prints Odd and Even pages. Maybe one of the macro geniuses that hang out
here could come up with something along the same lines.
As an option, If you have access to Adobe Acrobat, you could always send you
presentation to Acrobat, and use the Odd Even print function there. sorry I
have not been much help.
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
| Except for the fact that there are 232 slides (this is for a four-day
| class)and I don't really want to type in 116 seperate numbers You
would
| think that the odd/even numbers radio button that exists in Word could
| easily be put into PPT...
|
| "Michael Koerner" wrote:
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| > Click on Print, select slides, and insert your slide numbers 1,3,5...
Put
| > the pages back into your printer and select the even numbered slides.
does
| > this help?
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prints Odd and Even pages. Maybe one of the macro geniuses that hang out
here could come up with something along the same lines.
As an option, If you have access to Adobe Acrobat, you could always send you
presentation to Acrobat, and use the Odd Even print function there. sorry I
have not been much help.
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
| Except for the fact that there are 232 slides (this is for a four-day
| class)and I don't really want to type in 116 seperate numbers
Youwould
| think that the odd/even numbers radio button that exists in Word could
| easily be put into PPT...
|
| "Michael Koerner" wrote:
|
| > Click on Print, select slides, and insert your slide numbers 1,3,5...
Put
| > the pages back into your printer and select the even numbered slides.
does
| > this help?
| >
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