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From: mjconnor10 on 6 Apr 2010 09:30
My floor has two networked printers. One of them prints fine. The other will:

When I print two copies of a Word doc, it'll print 2 sets of 2 = 4 copies.
When I print three copies of a Word doc, it'll print 3 sets of 3 = 9 copies.
Etc.

I forgot about this "feature" this morning, and printed 10 copies...

Is there a setting somewhere that I can't find that would do this?
From: Gordon Bentley-Mix on 7 Apr 2010 17:53
Probably nothing in Word that will help. Best to look at the printer.

And since you mentioned your "floor" and "networked printers", I'm assuming
this is in a corporate environment? Have you talked to your IT department
about it?
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Cheers!

Gordon Bentley-Mix

"mjconnor10" <mjconnor10(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My floor has two networked printers. One of them prints fine. The other
> will:
>
> When I print two copies of a Word doc, it'll print 2 sets of 2 = 4 copies.
> When I print three copies of a Word doc, it'll print 3 sets of 3 = 9
> copies.
> Etc.
>
> I forgot about this "feature" this morning, and printed 10 copies...
>
> Is there a setting somewhere that I can't find that would do this?

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