I see this bug is still marked as need info. Peter Russel seems to describe the issue clearly, and I also just ran into the same issue trying to print a long document using pages per sheet = 2. I want to print on both sides of the paper using a printer that doesn't support duplex printing.
Using the definitions as:
Page: logical page as defined in the document
Sheet: physical piece of paper as loaded in the printer
If I have an 8 page document that I want to print using 2 sheets, I want:
Pages per sheet": 2
Then selecting
+ "Pages per sheet": 2
+ "Only print": "Odd sheets"
I expect page 1 & page 2 to be printed on sheet 1, page 5 & 6 to be printed on sheet2. Now I turn the sheets upside down and reload them in the printer, and select:
+ "Pages per sheet": 2
+ "Only print": "Even sheets"
I expect page 3&4 on sheet 1 and page 7&8 on sheet 2.
Is there anything else that can be clarified?
Please, I don't want rumours that Ubuntu users needlessly kill trees because of deficient two-sided printing support to start spreading ;-)
I see this bug is still marked as need info. Peter Russel seems to describe the issue clearly, and I also just ran into the same issue trying to print a long document using pages per sheet = 2. I want to print on both sides of the paper using a printer that doesn't support duplex printing.
Using the definitions as:
Page: logical page as defined in the document
Sheet: physical piece of paper as loaded in the printer
If I have an 8 page document that I want to print using 2 sheets, I want:
Pages per sheet": 2
Then selecting
+ "Pages per sheet": 2
+ "Only print": "Odd sheets"
I expect page 1 & page 2 to be printed on sheet 1, page 5 & 6 to be printed on sheet2. Now I turn the sheets upside down and reload them in the printer, and select:
+ "Pages per sheet": 2
+ "Only print": "Even sheets"
I expect page 3&4 on sheet 1 and page 7&8 on sheet 2.
Is there anything else that can be clarified?
Please, I don't want rumours that Ubuntu users needlessly kill trees because of deficient two-sided printing support to start spreading ;-)
Regards
Neilen