[PDF] print 2 pages on 1 sheet

Hello
I sent an email to Canon and I just received their response.
Here it is:
Dear customer,

We have received your email and thank you for it.

In response to your request, please find below the necessary information to resolve your issue.

If this option is also available with the PIXMA iP1800, click on the ‘Start’ menu, ‘Settings’, ‘Printers’, right-click on your printer, and then click on ‘Print Options’. In the window that opens, click on ‘Page Setup’, and then under “Layout” select the “Print Layout” option.

Best regards,
Canon Support Centre

There you go, I hope this helps others.

Hi,
In version 8.0.0 of Adobe Reader, go to file and then print setup. Click on the Properties button, go to the Layout tab, check the Organization box, then click on the Configure Organization button. You can choose to print 2 or 4 pages on one, as well as the layout and the border.

On my computer, no matter the printer, it "only" suffices to change the number of pages per sheet.

On the first window that opens when you click print, you have at the bottom right an option "zoom" --> "pages per sheet" and you select 2 or 4 as you wish.

And when I switch printers, this option remains valid.

Bruno Dobbelstein
instit@actiprim.com

Hello,

Here is the problem:

I have a 200-page PDF file. It is a book prototype. I would like to be able to read the printed pages side by side (and at the same time, save paper).

So... File, Print, All pages, Scaling, Multiple pages per sheet, 2... So far, no problem. But while the pages are in the correct order on the screen, when I print (landscape format), I get page 2-1, page 4-3, page 7-8, etc.

To get the printing in order, I need to use the option Page from 1 to 1, then Page from 2 to 3, then Page from 4 to 5, etc. This is endless.

(Printer: HP 5740)

Thanks to anyone who can help.

Simply select all your documents to print by holding down the Shift key and clicking on each document to print on the same sheet. Then right-click and click print. Next, go to options (at the bottom right), then to printer properties to select the print order, the print orientation (portrait or landscape), click ok and you're all set.

Hello everyone!

For my part, you need to go to "File" -> "Print" -> Button "Properties" -> Drop-down list "Multi-page print" (which I assume means multi-page printing) then choose 2 in 1 or 4 in 1, etc.

Mine (or rather the boss's) is a Brother HL 2030 and it works very well. I doubt it's the source of the problem but rather the printer (it works fine on V7 or V8).