In case you are struggling to find a way to print two pages per sheet on your Mac, you can make use of a workaround that gets the job done and allows you to print two or more pages per sheet on your Mac.
Jul 03, 2017 If the only page that prints is the additional page that contains the document properties, the Document Properties check box may be selected in the Print settings. To resolve this behavior, follow these steps: Word 2000, 2002, and 2003. On the File menu, click Print. In the Print what list, click Document, and then click OK. Sep 06, 2016 Open the document you wish to print double sided on the Mac, it can be opened in Word, an Office app, Pages, a PDF in Preview or Safari, or something similar Go to the “File” menu and choose “Print” as usual Under the ‘Layout’ section look for “Two-Sided”. To preview pages in a worksheet, simply click File Print to preview your sheet and make any print-related adjustments. In the Print dialog box, you can use the arrows below the preview area to navigate to preview different pages in the worksheet.
There can be various reasons for anyone wanting to print two or more pages per sheet, ranging from Creating a booklet to reducing the size of printed document or to simply save paper.
However, the problem is that Mac does not yet provide an option to print multiple pages per sheet. In case you do not believe this, try to access any Menu or Option that you can get hold of on your Mac, you will still end up finding no way to print two pages of document on a single sheet of paper.
Unless someone else has figured out a way, the only way that we have been able to print two pages on a single sheet of paper on our MacBook is by making use of the workaround as provided below.
Follow the steps below to print two or more pages per sheet of paper on your Mac.
1. First, open the document that you want to print
2. Next, click on File option in the top menu-bar on your mac and then click on Print in the drop-down menu.
3. Microsoft office mac free. On the print document window, click on the little arrow next to PDF and then click on Open PDF in Preview.
4. Wait for your Mac to generate the PDF preview of your document.
5. Once the PDF Preview is generated, click on the Print button located at the bottom right corner of the document.
6. On the next screen, click on the down arrow next to Preview and select the Layout option (See image below)
7. Once you switch to Layout option, you will see the Pages Per Sheet option. Click on the down-arrow next to Pages Per Sheet and select the number of pages that you want to print per sheet. In this case let us select 2 pages per sheet.
8. In case you are happy with the way your document looks, send the document to your printer by clicking on Print (See image above)
In case you want to make any changes, you will need to switch back to Preview Mode and make your changes.
While in Preview Mode, you can choose Scale to Fit to fill the entire page or click on Scale and enter percentages until the content on the document to be printed is as close to the page margins as you want it to be.
Before you print, preview the look of the final document in Word 2016. Yeah, even though your document is supposed to look the same on the screen as it does on paper, you may still see surprises: missing page numbers, blank pages, screwy headers, and other jaw-dropping blunders, for example.
Fortunately, a print preview of your document appears as part of the Print screen, as shown here.
To preview your document, follow these steps:
Save your document.
Yep — always save. Saving before printing is a good idea.
Click the File tab.
Chose the Print item from the left side of the File screen.
The Print screen appears, similar to what’s shown.
Use the buttons at the bottom of the screen to page through your document.
You can use the Zoom control (refer to the figure) to enlarge or reduce the image. Look at the margins. If you’re using footnotes, headers, or footers, look at how they lay out. The idea is to spot anything that’s dreadfully wrong before you print.
When you’re ready, you can print the document. Basically you click the big Print button, labeled in the figure. Or when things need to be repaired, click the Back button to return to your document.