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Damos
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      05-18-2006
I own an HL 5170 which comes with duplex printing and I wonder if its
possible to change
the default settings such that all printing is double sided by default
rather than the current
arrangement which has me clicking on printer properties each time and
ticking the duplex box
then "ok" twice.

Any suggestions??


D.

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Kristofer Clayton
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      05-18-2006
On Thu, 18 May 2006 20:32:58 +1200, Damos <> wrote:

>I own an HL 5170 which comes with duplex printing and I wonder if its
>possible to change
>the default settings such that all printing is double sided by default
>rather than the current
>arrangement which has me clicking on printer properties each time and
>ticking the duplex box
>then "ok" twice.


You didn't specify what OS you were running, but in Windows 2000/XP,
if you go into Control Panel, then Printers (Printers & Faxes), and go
into properties on your printer and change the printing defaults
there, they usually become a system wide default.

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Damos
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      05-18-2006
On Thu, 18 May 2006 21:09:29 +1200, Kristofer Clayton <>
wrote:

Thanks, that worked a treat...should save alot of paper as I print alot of
text articles.
(also right to assume XP or similar)
Its a little thing which has been nugging me for a while!!


Thanks again.



D.




> On Thu, 18 May 2006 20:32:58 +1200, Damos <> wrote:
>
>> I own an HL 5170 which comes with duplex printing and I wonder if its
>> possible to change
>> the default settings such that all printing is double sided by default
>> rather than the current
>> arrangement which has me clicking on printer properties each time and
>> ticking the duplex box
>> then "ok" twice.

>
> You didn't specify what OS you were running, but in Windows 2000/XP,
> if you go into Control Panel, then Printers (Printers & Faxes), and go
> into properties on your printer and change the printing defaults
> there, they usually become a system wide default.
>
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> Kristofer Clayton (KJClayton)
> Gisborne, New Zealand




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Dave Taylor
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      05-19-2006
Damos <> wrote in newsp.s9qrnznq2an4t6@andrew-orac:

> Thanks, that worked a treat...should save alot of paper as I print
> alot of text articles.
> (also right to assume XP or similar)
> Its a little thing which has been nugging me for a while!!


If you share the printer, you do the same thing, but it is Properties,
advanced tab, Printing Defaults button. Changes there are for the SHARE
and are propogated to the clients.

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