Printing problem

[Doug Lowe]

I have a Canon imageRunner 5000 with a stapler unit. Using Office 2003, it
has a problem printing multiple copies of stapled sets -- the only way to
get it to individually staple each set is to uncheck the "Collate" option on
the main print dialog, which is counter-intuitive.

Unfortunately Project 2003 doesn't have a Collate option on the main print
dialog. If I configure the Printer Properties to staple the output and print
more than one copies, I can't figure out how to get each set stapled
separately. Instead, all of the copies get stapled together.

Any ideas?

 

[J Baird]

Have you tried making a macro, to separately print each set? This would be
similar to selecting [File][Print] a specific number of times.

 

[Doug Lowe]

Haven't tried that yet. That would be a good fall-back, but I'd rather get a
real solution ;-)

Have you tried making a macro, to separately print each set? This would
be similar to selecting [File][Print] a specific number of times.

I have a Canon imageRunner 5000 with a stapler unit. Using Office 2003, it
has a problem printing multiple copies of stapled sets -- the only way to
get it to individually staple each set is to uncheck the "Collate" option
on the main print dialog, which is counter-intuitive.

Unfortunately Project 2003 doesn't have a Collate option on the main
print dialog. If I configure the Printer Properties to staple the output
and print more than one copies, I can't figure out how to get each set
stapled separately. Instead, all of the copies get stapled together.

Any ideas?