Thanks Gord,
That looked really promising. Unfortunately, even after selecting all
sheets, configuring the page options to single-sided, then selecting all
sheets again, then printing active sheets - we still get the first page
single sided, the rest double-sided.
I think I will just have to create a single-sided printer on the print server.
However, I'm surprised that Excel cannot do this.
Marcina
> Try selecting all sheets by right-click on first sheet tab and "Select all
> sheets"
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looneylmt - 27 Mar 2008 22:57 GMT
Have you tried changing it in the page setup? Also when the printer page pops
up, click the properties tab. I do this and have no problem changing what I
want to print. It could be the properties in the printer set up that you need
to change.
> Thanks Gord,
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MG2 - 27 Mar 2008 23:13 GMT
Thanks but the solution that finally worked for me was to create another
printer on the print server - with single sided printing. Then, when the
client wanted to print single sided "whole" workbooks, they would just print
to the single-sided printing.
Nothing I did in Excel worked.
Thanks,
Marcina
> Have you tried changing it in the page setup? Also when the printer page pops
> up, click the properties tab. I do this and have no problem changing what I
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