Re: Help wanted - Duplex printing
MRAB <[email protected]>
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On 27/08/2026 13:08, Rob Cliffe via Python-list wrote: > I have a Windows 11 laptop and an Epson WF-4820 printer. > Is there any way I can programmatically print two files, one on each > side of the same sheet of paper? > The following program doesn't quite work (Python 3.13.3): > [snip] > What happens: > It prints the first file on one side of a sheet, then sucks the sheet > back in and prints nothing on the other side. > (Nothing, because the document is short and fits on one side). > Then ejects the paper. > Then does the same thing with the other file. > In other words each file is printed (separately) in duplex mode, > but they are not printed on the same sheet. > > If what I want is possible (from my research so far I'm getting the > impression that it isn't) > can I do the same thing with image files (print two on opposite sides > of the same sheet) ? If they are both plain text files, you could try concatenating them into one file with a Form Feed character (chr(12) or "\f") between them and then print that. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman3//lists/python-list.python.org