Printing multiple pages per sheet

* Check your warranty. Call for support.

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* Brand, Model for specific solutions.
* Computers and printers perform many functions.
* Just printing B/W documents are a thing of the past.
* Just printing a document requires the user to identify:
* Size of paper to be used. A4, 5x8", 8x10, banner, etc.
* Quality of paper; Plain, semi gloss, bright white, photo, etc.
* Orientation of document or picture; Portrait or Landscape
* Multiple copy.
* Size of document; Standard paper, Multiple (expanded) poster, Shrink (Reduced to fit page), Reduced to wallet size., etc.
* Color shift (effects) Print in grey scale.
* Print in reverse for T-shirt transfers or window posters.
* many more options depending on the printer. (some print on cakes)
* The point is that these or most of these have to be set up by the user EACH TIME you need to print something. The printer may be set for poster sized pictures but you just want to print a simple letter. This poster setting (depending on how many sheets per poster) may be the upper right corner of the document is blank. It did print but it started in an area that does not have anything to print.
* Another issue with printing (more common) is how many sheets are you printing. Depending on your CPU speed, each page needs to be processed (rendered) to be accepted by the printer. My Lenovo ideapad takes 2-3 mins to render 1 page. Printing 15 pages (or copy) takes over 30 mins to render before it prints the first sheet.
* Which order of print? Was the last page printed first? Is the last page blank?
* Wireless printers also take time to transfer data to the print buffer. This is also depends on your router or WiFi speed. (or network)
* To check your setup use the "Preview" option. Not how the document is pictured on the printed sheet. Pre-view saves on wasting paper on miss prints due to incorrect settings.
* Check your printer manual on setting up for a specific paper, document size, quality, and other issues.
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PS, the issue of lost connection (WiFi) will stop the print. Eject the last page (partial print). Some machines will eject page only after a restart or reset.
* Perform a "Test Print" using the printer test mode (to check if the printer is out of ink.)
* Perform a print of a single page letter from the computer to test the connection to printer.
* Use the computer to check the printer app. look at the ink levels. Perform a system check of the printer operations.

When you go to print the document, check that the Zoom is set to 1 page, in the box for "Pages per sheet". This may have been changed, and it prints it so that you can see multiple pages on one sheet of paper.

select print and when the printing window appears to choose printer then single click on your printer and click on "Printing Preferences" . In tab "Layout" you'll then see the option "pages per sheet" (if your printer driver support it). Select the number of pages you want to print on a single sheet. and finally click ok.

What software are you printing from? In some cases you may have the page settings incorrect, or telling it to put multiple pages per sheet. So make sure to double check those settings.

Select the Page Layout tab, in the page setup group, select margins, The at the bottom, select custom margins. on the margins tab about 1/2 way down, select the down arrow next to Multipl epages and select 2 pages per sheet. Print a couple test pages and see if that is the setup you need.

either you upgreat memory or print order less than 50 pages at a time.

exists special function in driver of the printer which quantifies pages of the document on one signet sheet. Sounds like "Multiple printing" you can manipulate or disactivate this function.

The HP All-In-One printers have a PREFERENCES/PROPERTIES option called "Pages Per Sheet" that controls this behavior. If it was changed by someone, you can set the default by right-clicking on the printer from the PRINTERS window and selecting PROPERTIES. Then click on PRINTING PROPERTIES from the GENERAL tab and set "Pages Per Sheet" to 1.

If this helps, I would appreciate the feedback.

Thanks!

The HP All-In-One printers have a PREFERENCES/PROPERTIES option called "Pages Per Sheet" that controls this behavior. If it was changed by someone, you can set the default by right-clicking on the printer from the PRINTERS window and selecting PROPERTIES. Then click on PRINTING PROPERTIES from the GENERAL tab and set "Pages Per Sheet" to 1.

If this helps, I would appreciate the feedback.

Thanks!

This is not the fault of the printer but the fault of word.

The way I did it successfully was as follow:
File > Page Setup > Layout = Landscape (sounds like you have already done this)

In the print dialoge, instead of OK, click Properties. On the layout tab, select landscape and below that select pages per sheet = 4 and then click ok... Then click OK to print.