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Description
Duplex (two-sided) printing emulation utility scripts for printers that do not support duplex in hardware. Print multiple jobs in batches, reinserting the pages only once. Duplex print from applications and scripts. Save time, paper, space, and trees.
Works from the command line and from the desktop.
This software runs under Linux and UNIX like systems. It is not designed for use with Windows.
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Features
- Duplex printing from the command line
- Print multiple jobs as a batch - reinserting pages only once per batch
- Recovery from paper jams, etc. during the second pass
- Preview batch print jobs
- Graphical front ends for use on the desktop
- Simple print queue management with or without duplex printing
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User Reviews
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Works like a charm! I believe the other review is refering to former versions, as I found it not at all complicated to install... No problem if you are not a totally inexperienced linux user. Thanks a lot!
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I was searching the net for duplex software for my epson l210 inkjet MFP and fortunately found this piece of software. I thank the developer for his efforts, however I would like to point out that the installation is not so simple for non technical persons. The readme and other help files are TOO TECHNICAL for a lesser mortal to understand( many of us do not understand what an script is, I am sure).... Kindly publish an algorithmic way to install the software.. I have already installed all the suggested dependencies ( I am not sure if it is the correct term...) like Yad and all others, uncompressed all the scripts and placed in the /bin directory,created .enscript and placed the spooler <path> /duplex, yet i am not able to invoke the duplex printing mechanism...means how to run the GUI kmprb and whether this can be hooked up to the system printing dialog, I am not able to understand. Please understand that not everyone is a computer geek and sometimes morons like me also need software like duplexpr. Kindly publish it in a pointwise format.. like.. Step 1... do this Step-2 do that.... and so on. Regards and Thanks Shrikant Sharma