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Orientation
Print orientation may be Portrait or Landscape. Portrait orientation means that
the page is taller than it is wide when you view the printed text upright.
Landscape orientation means that the page is wider than it is tall when you view
the printed text upright.
Copies
The Copies selection tells Windows how many copies you want to print from a
software application.
This setting is independent of the "copies selection" that may be available
Note
within the print menus of your software application. Do not use the two
selections simultaneously!
Collate
In multiple page jobs that are uncollated, several copies of Page 1 are printed
followed by several copies of Page 2, followed by several copies of Page 3, etc.
For example, for 2 copies of a 3 page document, the MFC prints Page 1, Page 1,
Page 2, Page 2, Page 3, and Page 3 in order.
In multiple page jobs that are collated, a complete set of pages in a job are
printed followed by another complete set of pages. For example, printing 2
copies of a 3 page document, the MFC prints Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, then Page
1, Page 2, and Page 3 in order. In this case, the MFC starts printing after
processing all the print data so that it takes a longer time for collated printing
than uncollated printing.
Reverse Order
The MFC normally prints Page 1 and ejects it face-up so that the following
pages are stacked on top of previous pages. (Page 5, Page 4, Page 3 ..... Page 1)
When you want to get correct-ordered printouts, use this function. The MFC
spools the job in your computer and sends the data starting from the last page to
the printer. Since the MFC prints from the last page forward, the printouts are
stacked Page 1, 2, 3, ...Page 5. Please note that this function takes more time.
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