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    What if you had two pages that you wanted to be printed on the back of each other like a two sided flyer?
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    Printing on the front and the back of a paper is called double-sided printing. Select "Print on both sides" from the "Properties" section of the print dialog box.
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    When I select mutiple prints per page (2) the document previews and prints only 1 copy of the image on half of sheet. I want two copies per sheet
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    If you want two copies of the same page to appear on the print out, you must duplicate the page at least once. Print out the two pages (the original and the copy) using the "Print multiple Pages" feature.
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    Thank you for this. I have one page and I want two on the sheet. In other words, I want the same one page printed side by side. How do I make this happen? Thank you!
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    Duplicate the page at least one time. Print out the two pages (the original and the copy) using the "Print Multiple Pages' feature.
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    How do I print a single page from a pdf that has multiple pages?
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    When you select the option to print, a window will pop up where you can change the "Pages" setting from "All" (printing the entire document) to "Custom" and then you can enter which page or pages you'd like to print.
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