Printing the Membership Booklet
A while back Eastern Washington
Genealogical Society decided due to cost of postage and printing to
stop printing and mailing the membership list to our members. The
membership list is on the society website and our webmaster set it up so
you could download a PDF file of the membership list if you wanted a
copy on your own computer, so I downloaded a copy for me. It was 22
pages long and included a nice cover page and the society by-laws
just like the old copies we used to receive by mail.
Since it was a PDF file I went to
Adobe Reader to look at the file, and since I wanted a hard copy for
a project I was doing I wanted to print a copy. When I went to the
print box up came a list of ways to print the file, and one said
print a booklet, so I hit that one and the printer started printing.
What surprised me was it printed half size, so two pages on each
sheet, and then it turned over the paper and printed on the back of
the same sheet of paper. Out came 6 pages all in order and when
folded in half I had the whole 22 pages printed.
Now I had bought a new printer a
Brother all in in one, and it had duplex printing. I did not have a
clue what that meant until I found out it will print on both sides of
a sheet of paper which is a big paper saver. I also have an older
Kodak printer and I did not know it had duplex printing also, but it
does and will print booklets also. So do you have a duplex printer?
Have you printed a booklet?
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