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			<title type="html"><![CDATA[Flipping printers]]></title>
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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>I&#039;ve been having problems lately printing booklets. Using double sided printing I have to specify whether to flip long or short side. Logic suggests to me that printing, say, an A5 booklet on A4 sheets, I should specify &quot;flip short side&quot;. However that would print alternate sides upside down, so I&#039;d always called for &quot;flip long side&quot; and its been fine.</p><p>Lately however, the latter setting was giving me upside down pages, so I&#039;ve been specifying &quot;flip short side&quot; and the printing has been OK.</p><p>Today, &quot;flip short side&quot; gave me upside down pages, so I had to use &quot;flip long side&quot; setting again. Very puzzling!</p><p>Something unusual then happened: I had a thought! Today I had reverted to using my older Win 10 Laptop, whereas lately (as in two paragraphs back) I had been using my newish Win 11 laptop. So I tried the same print job on my newer laptop, and &quot;flip short side&quot; was OK.</p><p>Therefore, using the same program (PagePlus X9, of course) and the same printer (HP OfficeJet Pro 8710) with different laptops, gives me a different flipping result!</p><p>Is it caused by the different operating systems (Win 10 and 11), or what?</p>]]></content>
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