Printing: Multiple Pages per Sheet

I need to print 2 a4's on SRA3 for bleed printing, my a4 is double side

I'm not sure if you mean you want to print 2-up (make a new file and place the original in it twice), or if you are having trouble getting the front/back to register correctly (set the print position to Centered, and design so it can tolerate some shift on one side).

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  • Multiple page per sheet not working...

    Dear all,
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    When I select it and print (either to PDF or to any of my printers), I always get 1 page per sheet... and I can't save trees!!!! 
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    Thank you very much.
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    My first post here.  I did a search but didn't see an answer to my question.
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    Colorado

    What printer model? What program are you printing from?
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    Hi donmellado
    Welcome to the forum.
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    Hi dilshanzeez,
    Welcome to the Support Communities!
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