The simple export of the front pages as PDF and the separate export of the back pages as PDF sometimes makes sense on MS Windows 11, 10, ... and MS Server OS!
If you don't have / don't want a duplex printer, you need this separate treatment of the front and back sides of the PDF document in order to be able to print it correctly in two steps, e.g. print the front sides, then put the printed sheets back in the tray and simply print the back side to let!
In WinScan2PDF it is very easy to save the front pages as a PDF and also to save the back pages of the PDF document as a separate PDF file in order to do this sometimes laborious printing task.
Scan at the 100th of a document with a front-back and then save them as multiple PDF individual files This task can become a daily task on WIA and TWAIN,
One can create several images in one PDF, alternatively over the TWAIN or WIA Interface Sometimes you can not decide or whats better, is the TWAIN or WIA
It is easy to rearrange the PDF pages by simply dragging and dropping, it goes pretty fast Please start WinScan2PDF after you have scanned the PDF documents
It is very handy if you have a non-duplex printer. Then from WinScan2PDF 3.88 you can easily save the front pages as a PDF and save the back pages as a separate
All operating systems offer one or more options for making a simple test print Here I have created a simple test page in doc, pdf, xlm and rtf format in
The solution is simple to backup the individual entries or export from Quick-Text-Paste The QuickTextPaste.ini is a hidden file in the working directory
I found out that my printer does not support duplex printing, without reading the printer manual I was able to do multi-page documents and the correct page printing in no time at all.
I want to print pages from front to back, how do I print each area of the page separately if I want to print certain pages on one piece of paper without the required duplex options?
Printing brochures and exporting to PDF has always been a problem for me at Duplex thanks to Win-Scan-2-PDF!
Printers output without duplex mode so double-sided printing with two separate printing processes leads me to print on the front side and print correctly on the back side.
The duplex two-sided printer turn the pages over to print the back and arrange them correctly because my printer does not support automatic duplex printing, I just have to turn the pages over and let them be fed again.
I always had documents with multiple pages that were difficult to bring to paper with duplex, the arranging was a problem in the correct page order for double pages or double-sided printing or when they were to be printed side by side and had to be stapled together in a folder.
