my document has have more than 20 page and i want to print each page with different number of copies
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if you're using a program like microsoft word or similar there is an option in the PRINT window to print off only one page out of a collection. If you select this option you can also select how many copies of that one page you want.
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make sure that the page setup is using the same sized paper that the printer is, US letter is NOT the same as A4\n\ncheck the right hand margin for the distance from the page side to the edge of the text, chances are that you are printing too close and the printer physically runs out of printable area
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You can do it quicker by going into services, and restarting the print queue.\n\nFind it in Start - Settings - COntrol Panel - Administrative Tools - Services\n\nOnce you stop and restart the print queue, you can immediately delete any print jobs.
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You could copy the text into your Word Processor and then print. You can do the same with images.
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Look in the very bottom-left corner.  There are 4 little boxes next to the scroll bar.  Click on the 3rd box from the left ("Print Layout View"), and you should see the pages separated again.\n\nGood luck.
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If the file is in PDF you can do this in the print menu.
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Don't know if this will help, but you can print only the odd or even pages.  See the print dialog box.\n\nYou could probably record a keystroke macro that start from the top of the last odd page, select all text on that page, delete it, skip to the top of the page twice (thus landing at the top of the next odd page), and repeat itself.  Run it on a copy of the file!!!\n\nIf someone around you knows VB, you definitely could get them to write a simple macro.
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Try using the > LPTx command, assuming your printers are set up correctly for DOS printing. See http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000199.htm .
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go to www.archivesprints.com
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maybe\n\ncheck your printer and print options
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The method above (selection print) works about 95% of the time, however I have an alternative method, use left click and drag (highlight) it will cut down on the amount of side things that you print, but you have to be really careful on where you start and where you end.  You still have to use landscape if you have extra wide pages, if you need to print a lot in landscape, consider buying A4 paper, it's wider then letter paper, for really wide pages use legal paper, it is longer then letter paper, both of these are available almost anywhere they sell computer paper, though you may have to go to a business store (like Staples or Office Max) if you have trouble finding it\nThe other thing that you can do is if the site uses frames, by using right click to get to the printer command you can usually select print this frame (it's sometimes just in the right click menu)
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Any printer/scanner that is XP compatible will work.  Your next question(s) should concern the cost of operating and the quality of the output.  Buying a printer that prints 4 pages per minute as opposed to one that prints 20 pages per minute for a minimal difference in price as well as a higher quality output should also be considered.  If all you want is a cheap printer - you can probably buy one used.
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Because Excel has separate page settings per a sheet. We need to make sure the "print in black/white" is unchecked per every sheet and not just the first sheet.\n\n1) Right-click any sheet\n2) Select "Select all sheets"\n3) Go to File/>Page Setup\n4) Go to Sheet tab\n5) Uncheck black/white if it's checked\n6) Click ok\n7) Go to Print Preview and see if we fixed it
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Normally you use a database to serve up dynamic content instead of just storing 1000 flat pages.  I would go ahead and copy and paste, or come up with a series of scripts that will do it for you.
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Lets get one thing clear first -\nThe printing function in Excel is independent of the screen presentation- and it has to be because the column and rows can expand in both horizontal and vertical directions and the total proportion will need to be maintained. e.g. if you want to print an area of 20 columns and 2 rows and you force exel to print all columns on one page (i'll show you how to do that), then it'll do that but it will be so small that you wont be able to read it.\n\nNow assuming that you have a reasonable number of columns that you want to spread out equally over the width of a page,\n1) select all the columns and set the width to a common value  - go to format->columns->width and put in a value (You can play around with the value so that your text fits in well in all columns)\n2) select the total area that you want printed. the click on File-> Print Area -> Set Print Area\n3) Click on Print preview. if the columns are not distributed across the page, click on Setup. \n3a) Go to tab Margins , section 'Center on page' (at the bottom) and check off 'Horizontally'. Now,\n3b)Go to tab 'Page', section 'Scaling' and click on radio btn 'Adjust To'. Now increase the percent value in the box until you get the column presentation as you like.\nYou are done
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Wow, that's a lot of questions for one question!  I'll try to answer the one mentioned in the title, which happens to be the easiest ;)\n\nTo print a catalog of 2500 items, 5 items per page, at 20 pages per minute:\n\n2500 items / 5 items/page = 500 pages\n\n500 pages / 20 pages/minute = 25 minutes\n\nNow, of course, printer specs for ppm aren't always accurate, and assume things about the "average" page which might not be true of your particular pages (e.g. amount of graphics or use of color on the page), so it could take longer.  Also, many desktop printers don't hold 500 pages in their input tray, so you might have to stop to add more paper.
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I had one workook with 400 sheets.\nAnd\nyes\nIt does depend on your computer memory.\nSo, no limitation\n\nXLMan