Duplex printing in Word 14.4.6 on HP2015d

 Under layout the print double-sided option is greyed out. But the printer prints pdfs doublesided so this is presumably a microsoft word issue (as usual).

Henry (guest) wrote:
: We are attempting to print a two sided document from a HP
Duplex
: printer using Reports 6.0 with little success. When we print
a
: similiar document using Microsoft Word, the document
: successfully prints on both sides of the paper. Oracle
support
: has not been able to give us a solution. Any advice would be
: helpful.
: Thanks,
: Henry
Hallo Harry !
I had the same problem. I could solve it with a postscript
duplex printer only.
Klaus
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