Printing upside down

[Marsha]

Using Publisher to print a cookbook, 8.5 x 11, landscape, two-sided printing,
booklet.

Today I went to Staples to buy my paper and talked to a gal in the printing
department. We created a quick 'fake' eight-page booklet to answer a question
we had in amount of paper needed. In doing so, I inserted a textbox with a
small amount of text on each page and we printed both sides of the paper. The
problem was the back of the paper printed the text upside down. Before I
print my actual 250 page document I'd better figure out what in the world is
wrong. Thanks.

 

[Mary Sauer]

It is a printer setup option. My printer dialogue has "flip pages up." It
depends on how you are going to bind the book.

 

[Marsha]

Thank you for your prompt response. It will be bound on the left side with a
plastic comb binding.

 

[Ed Bennett]

Thank you for your prompt response. It will be bound on the left side with a
plastic comb binding.

If your printer is duplexing automagically, then you need to look in
your printer driver for either "Flip pages up", or "Binding" (tablet vs.
booklet/long-edge vs. short/edge) or some other similarly-named option,
and toggle it to the option it is not currently set at.

If you're duplexing manually, you simply need to rotate the page through
180° before reinserting it into your printer.

 

[Marsha]

Thank you.

If your printer is duplexing automagically, then you need to look in
your printer driver for either "Flip pages up", or "Binding" (tablet vs.
booklet/long-edge vs. short/edge) or some other similarly-named option,
and toggle it to the option it is not currently set at.

If you're duplexing manually, you simply need to rotate the page through
180° before reinserting it into your printer.