Some inkjets do NOT support x-up printing.
One way I found to overcome this is to print to distiller or to PDF (A6) and define your x-up PDF page construction in Acrobat.
The new PDF file now is x-up page ready.
(Helping dumb printers be smarter)
Michael Vorel
Emerging Technologies Consultant
Bowne Business Solutions
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Hmm,� I've just got an HP inkjet (DeskJet 870Cxi)� I've not seen any sign it supports this, but I'll have a look.
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Martin
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many desktop and multi-function printers support multi-page layout (X-up).
Select this option when you print your PDF files.
This is native in most Postscript printers and the newer PCL printers.
Michael Vorel
Emerging Technologies Consultant
Bowne Business Solutions
555 5th Ave
New York, NY � 10017
Voice - 212-351-9019
Cell - 201-240-8742
Fax - 212-351-9109
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we ought to know a little about everything."
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11/14/2003 06:45 AM
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Hi All,
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I'm looking for a pdf viewer that allows me to print 2 pages per paper side.� Windows platform preferred, cost free!
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Can anyone recommend such a viewer?
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Martin
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