How do I print multiple pages (2) to one A4 page?

Hi folks,
How do I print multiple pages (2) to one A4 page (as you can in a PDF) ?
There is no option when I try to print & I have checked advanced etc. I have tried opening as a PDF. I have tried printing to PDF but it won't allow.
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly welcomed - I don't fancy printing the whole 188 pages, but I need them all!
Thanks,

Hi Chris,
Try this, and if you have any trouble get back and we'll trouble shoot, but I think it will work for you.
Open System Preferences.
Select Print & Scan
Click on your printer under Printers in the left pane
Click "Open Print Queue", on the right
The print queue app will appear on your Dock
Open a Finder window containing your files to be printed and select them all
Drag the files from Finder to Print Queue icon in Dock
Regards,
Jerry

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