07-17-2023 03:50 AM - last edited on 07-18-2023 09:26 AM by Danny
Does anyone know that if once you print a paper can you put it back it so that something else can be printed on the backside? Do you have to already have it front and back before printing? I am trying to make something similar to a obituary but I need to know if i can print the front different from the back, using the method above so i don't have to use so much paper and ink. but if you know another way that it can be done with front and back printed at the same time, it will be greatly appreciated!
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07-17-2023 07:16 AM
Your printer only prints simplex (single-sided), so you'll have to manually do things in order to print duplex (both sides).
Here's what I have done in situations like this:
07-17-2023 07:16 AM
Your printer only prints simplex (single-sided), so you'll have to manually do things in order to print duplex (both sides).
Here's what I have done in situations like this:
07-17-2023 07:22 AM
Thank you! I am perfectly fine with having to do it manually. Also do you know if 28 weight paper can be accepted in this model? It's the perfect thickness for my little project.
07-17-2023 08:07 AM
Yes, 28 lb paper weight is supported. See the bottom of this Supported Media Types page (online manual for TS3500 series printers) for details.
07-17-2023 12:59 PM
Thank you!
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