RE: Duplexing dilemma

[Dov Isaacs <isaacs@xxxxxxxxx>]

"Futzing" with the CTRL-D settings won't help you if what you
are trying to do is effectively "concatenate" PostScript jobs.
Such concatenation, besides not being kosher, may have some
additional side effects, such as print job failure. Furthermore,
each of the individual jobs has a "setpagedevice" command which
effectively causes the PostScript imaging machinery to reset
and begin on a new sheet of paper, regardless of the previous
duplexing settings. The PDF route is the safest!

	- Dov


At 3/19/99 08:23 AM , Banttari, Ananda wrote:
>We have the same problem here. My only additional suggestion is to
>try fiddling with the Print Setup -> Properties -> Advanced -> 
>Document Options -> PostScript Options. There are two entries about 
>sending Control-D commands before and after each job. You could try
>toggling those and seeing what happens. 
>
>Like Keith, if we want the page facings to work out correctly, we 
>print from a PDF file created from the book. 
>
>--Ananda Banttari
>Tech. Doc. Specialist, SDS
>ananda@sdsi.com


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