T Tom Hewitt May 19, 2008 #2 Not sure you can. However why not just print it off.... and turn the page around?
B Bob I May 19, 2008 #3 How would you know that it was upside down if you accidentally turned the paper around?
T Tom Hewitt May 19, 2008 #4 Use headers and footers. My suggestion would be a header saying TOP and a footer saying BOTTOM this the problem is solved we now know whats the top and whats the bottom. Mind we've still not fixed the printing upside down issue
Use headers and footers. My suggestion would be a header saying TOP and a footer saying BOTTOM this the problem is solved we now know whats the top and whats the bottom. Mind we've still not fixed the printing upside down issue
B Bob I May 19, 2008 #5 Umm, print to Microsoft Document Image Writer, then rotate to the right twice, then send to paper printer. Still seems a bit pointless.
Umm, print to Microsoft Document Image Writer, then rotate to the right twice, then send to paper printer. Still seems a bit pointless.
D Don't mean to throw rocks ... but it is Jun 23, 2008 #6 Tom Hewitt said: Not sure you can. However why not just print it off.... and turn the page around? Click to expand...
Tom Hewitt said: Not sure you can. However why not just print it off.... and turn the page around? Click to expand...
