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printer, a message box informs you to turn over the stack of printed pages and put
them back into the printer. Click OK to continue printing the inward pages.
Both sides automatically
Prints on both sides of each sheet of paper automatically. This option is only available if
your printer supports this type of printing.
The other menus in the Duplex Printing section allow you to set how the printed image is
ipped when printing on the reverse side of the paper.
Flip image (portrait)
Determines how the image is ipped for reverse side printing in portrait orientation.
●
Flip automatically uses the printer’s default settings for printing on the reverse
side. If you nd that the printer ips on a different edge than expected, use one of
the other options.
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Flip long side sets the printer to ip the pages on the long edge.
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Flip short side sets the printer to ip the pages on the short edge.
Flip image (landscape)
Determines how the image is ipped for reverse side printing in landscape orientation.
● Flip automatically uses the printer’s default settings for printing on the reverse
side. If you nd that the printer ips on a different edge than expected, use one of
the other options.
● Flip long side sets the printer to ip the pages on the long edge.
● Flip short side sets the printer to ip the pages on the short edge.
Reverse order of outward pages at the bottom of the section instructs Dorico Elements, when
activated, to output the
rst set of pages in the opposite order when printing booklets using
manual duplexing. This is necessary for some printers so that you do not have to reverse sort the
pages manually before returning them to the printer to print the other sides.
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Printing layouts on page 522
Page sizes and paper sizes
In Dorico Elements, page sizes and paper sizes use different settings. This means that you can
print layouts with any page size onto paper with a different paper size.
For each layout in your project, you can dene a page size on the Page Setup page in Setup >
Layout Options. This means that you dene the dimensions of the layout. For printing your
layout, you must usually choose a paper size that is provided by the printer that you are using.
Normally, the layout's page size and the printed paper size match. However, if you dene a
layout with an unusual page size that is not supported by your printer, such as 10" x 13", one of
the standard page sizes for instrumental parts, you may have to print the layout onto a different
paper size. You can change the paper size in the
Page Setup section of the Print Options panel
according to your needs. As long as your printer supports suciently large paper for your page
size settings, and they match a standard paper size, your dimensions are included in the menu.
Changing the paper size has no effect on your layout's page size, and does not, therefore, affect
the way the music is laid out.
Print mode
Page sizes and paper sizes
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